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by Pablo · Edited

i9-14900Ks the last bastard

I bought eight i9-14900Ks, replaced seven, and refused to give up on the last dying bastard. This is the debugging trail from Kernel-Power 41 and random bugchecks to the tiny +50 mV offset that finally shut the crashes up.

by Christopher Gillespie · Edited

Jeremiah Chapter 18

God sends Jeremiah to a shop near the clay pits — a wheel, a kiln, and a heap out back of the pieces that didn't come out right. The Hebrew word for that tradesman is yotzer, the one who forms. It is the same word God uses in verse 11 for what He is making now: a disaster. The Potter is still at the wheel, and the vessel is not fired yet — which is why He says, "Return now every one from his evil way" (Jer. 18:11).

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by The Joe Rogan Experience · Edited

#2419 - John Lisle

John Lisle has a Ph.D. in history from the University of Texas, where he is now a professor of the history of science. His two books on the intelligence community are "The Dirty Tricks Department"

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by Christopher Gillespie · Edited

Jeremiah Chapters 11–12

This week the preacher becomes the sufferer. Jeremiah announces the covenant curse (Jer. 11:3) and then learns that the men of his own hometown have marked him for death (Jer. 11:21). Three handings-over run through these chapters: Judah handed over to the curse she chose, Jeremiah handed over like a docile lamb brought to the slaughter (Jer. 11:19), and God's own dearly beloved of My soul handed over into enemy hands (Jer. 12:7). When Jeremiah asks the oldest question, why do the wicked prosper, the answer isn't information. It's a warning that the running gets harder, from the God who has run it Himself.

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by Dikaios1517 · Edited

The Date of the Exodus

There are two commonly proposed dates for the Exodus. In this paper I give the biblical and archaeological support for the early date of about 1446 B.C.

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