Q. I have two eight gigabyte flash drives that I want to have act as one large drive. I was able to do it on both OS X and multiple Linux operating systems by creating a logical volume in LVM. Windows, on the other hand, can't read LVM volumes (even when they are formatted as NTFS), only can create spanned volumes on internal drives, and requires dynamic disks to create a RAID array. Is there anyway to make this work in Windows? Thanks!
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What does it benefit one to become an atheist?
Q. Actually, Everard, I don't resent that.
Those TDs are not from me.
Those TDs are not from me.
A. a great sense of mental clarity with the realisation that you do not have to feel guilty for being human, that there is no divine punishment for your wrong-doingd or protection from life and the people therein. bad things happen to everyone, good things happen to everyone.
with these things removed from the equasion, life is to be lived by individual assessments of what is right and what is wrong, shaped, no doubt, by past experiences, choices and the inevitable consiquences of choice and free will.
this leads to many interpretations of right and wrong. fortunately most of them work in tandem with what we have perceived as society's laws. We don't steal because it's wrong, not because we needed to read it in a book. it's taking someone else's posession and we have an empathetic reaction to such ideas, that is that we know that if such events were visited on ourselves we would feel angry, sad, negative about the whole situation... and, deep down, we all want to exist by each other's happiness.
Without the threat of a sky-man's wrath, his condesending and hypocratical misgivings, we turn to the most reliable alternative: Science, the study and discovery of everything.
you notice many theists claiming that science is incorrect, that science is a cult, that is is somehow an enemy... which includes every. single. piece. of. technology. they. own.
so, those conforming to a negative point of view against science would do well to be rid of their computer (Apple, Linux, Windows, every computer program was developped by an atheist with knowledge of complex engineering and science), their phones, their smart-phone devices, their cars, all forms of motorised combustion and electrical vehicle, all light, every form of medical science in the modern age. these and so many more discoveries are at the hands of science and, indeed, a great deal of atheists.
they like what science has given them, they do not like the questions science asks.
a final footnote on the subject, try to count technological or philosophical human developments made by the church and then compare it to anyone else. churches, bibles in different languages... that is all.
Atheism also means belonging to a large and growing number of people with a decent sense of humor (we can laugh at others and ourselves, not act like defensive and offensive tw*** like OTHERS you might read on forums such as this website), it meansyou are free to read more than one poorly written, centuries old tome of magical talking snakes, which opens up MANY more avenues for entertainment.
you also get to ask the big questions like "what if?". alternative views to atheis do not get this to its full effect; the very moment they ask this, they are stopped by a condesending thought that says "but it couldn't be because that would be outside our book's god's design."
the thing about science is that it never deals in absolutes. nothing is ever fact or fiction permanently. it is fluid and changing as humanity is. the answers we have for physics, mathemaics, everything, are answers we observed, measured and came t on our own. even our measurments are derived from the most primitive forms of science. everything, at one point or another, started as a most simplisic observation. quantum theoretical mathematics started at the earliest ages as counting your fingers and toes.
it is because of this that science is ever changing. the more we grow, the more we learn, the more we go back and alter, re-write, update the rules, expand on what we know, turning micro-cosmic changes into ripple effects that can change everything we know...
and the more we learn, the more we come to realise just how little we know about the universe in all it's infinitely vast splendor.
and it's because we know so little that we never rule things in or out as impossibilities. there might be a guiding etherial force... but because we have not obsevred and measured it we do not rule it in as a fact.
through this knowledge I have found the answer to how life should be: Lived.
to be enjoyed, especially with the people around us. in peace, prosperity, working together for greater goals, doing our utmost to cease any war and conflict, bettering ourselves in order to benefit others as well... and when we die, we will see what happens next and react accordingly.
because we just don't know. nobody does... oh, es, those religions have their books, and they tell you that theirs is the answer, not the others, "they are wrong, only we are right"... I think it's better to find out for yourself.
in about a hundred years. there is a life to be lived before we start on any of that after-life business.
with these things removed from the equasion, life is to be lived by individual assessments of what is right and what is wrong, shaped, no doubt, by past experiences, choices and the inevitable consiquences of choice and free will.
this leads to many interpretations of right and wrong. fortunately most of them work in tandem with what we have perceived as society's laws. We don't steal because it's wrong, not because we needed to read it in a book. it's taking someone else's posession and we have an empathetic reaction to such ideas, that is that we know that if such events were visited on ourselves we would feel angry, sad, negative about the whole situation... and, deep down, we all want to exist by each other's happiness.
Without the threat of a sky-man's wrath, his condesending and hypocratical misgivings, we turn to the most reliable alternative: Science, the study and discovery of everything.
you notice many theists claiming that science is incorrect, that science is a cult, that is is somehow an enemy... which includes every. single. piece. of. technology. they. own.
so, those conforming to a negative point of view against science would do well to be rid of their computer (Apple, Linux, Windows, every computer program was developped by an atheist with knowledge of complex engineering and science), their phones, their smart-phone devices, their cars, all forms of motorised combustion and electrical vehicle, all light, every form of medical science in the modern age. these and so many more discoveries are at the hands of science and, indeed, a great deal of atheists.
they like what science has given them, they do not like the questions science asks.
a final footnote on the subject, try to count technological or philosophical human developments made by the church and then compare it to anyone else. churches, bibles in different languages... that is all.
Atheism also means belonging to a large and growing number of people with a decent sense of humor (we can laugh at others and ourselves, not act like defensive and offensive tw*** like OTHERS you might read on forums such as this website), it meansyou are free to read more than one poorly written, centuries old tome of magical talking snakes, which opens up MANY more avenues for entertainment.
you also get to ask the big questions like "what if?". alternative views to atheis do not get this to its full effect; the very moment they ask this, they are stopped by a condesending thought that says "but it couldn't be because that would be outside our book's god's design."
the thing about science is that it never deals in absolutes. nothing is ever fact or fiction permanently. it is fluid and changing as humanity is. the answers we have for physics, mathemaics, everything, are answers we observed, measured and came t on our own. even our measurments are derived from the most primitive forms of science. everything, at one point or another, started as a most simplisic observation. quantum theoretical mathematics started at the earliest ages as counting your fingers and toes.
it is because of this that science is ever changing. the more we grow, the more we learn, the more we go back and alter, re-write, update the rules, expand on what we know, turning micro-cosmic changes into ripple effects that can change everything we know...
and the more we learn, the more we come to realise just how little we know about the universe in all it's infinitely vast splendor.
and it's because we know so little that we never rule things in or out as impossibilities. there might be a guiding etherial force... but because we have not obsevred and measured it we do not rule it in as a fact.
through this knowledge I have found the answer to how life should be: Lived.
to be enjoyed, especially with the people around us. in peace, prosperity, working together for greater goals, doing our utmost to cease any war and conflict, bettering ourselves in order to benefit others as well... and when we die, we will see what happens next and react accordingly.
because we just don't know. nobody does... oh, es, those religions have their books, and they tell you that theirs is the answer, not the others, "they are wrong, only we are right"... I think it's better to find out for yourself.
in about a hundred years. there is a life to be lived before we start on any of that after-life business.
Problems with backtrack 5 r2?
Q. So i have bt5 r2 in a live CD and installed in my hdd but for some reason i get an unknown error after trying to start airodump-ng or aireplay-ng or any of those commands and am not using any virtual machine. But the weirdest thing is that when i install it or run the cd on another computer it works perfectly by the way i do not have the alpha awus036h i am using the alpha awus036nh. my computer that i have a problem with is an asus the model is u56e bbl6 and the computer without the problem but same wirless card and cd is a dell inspiron
A. If and when you have any problems what so ever with Linux distributions then you go to the distributions users forums, You don't expect to get the right answers here on yahoo, do you?
Go to backtrack users forum and ask there, that's were you''ll get the right answers here is the forum web link
http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forums/
Go to backtrack users forum and ask there, that's were you''ll get the right answers here is the forum web link
http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forums/
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