?433- 453 CE - Atilla was ruler of the Huns in the fifth century. Atilla is known to have been a formidable opponent in battle, and the Huns in general were said to be savage combatants. This greatly influenced the Hun dynasty and Atilla expanded his empire to become one of …

Should you enable your efficiency cores for use by Docker on Apple Silicon?

If you enable the efficiency cores there are 2 additional cores for the system scheduler to allocate to your workload. However, if you leave them disabled, these 2 cores will remain in reserve for use by supportive …

To go against or contradict the ruling or teaching of the Catholic Church is to commit heresy. For much of the Common Era, those who committed or were accused of heresy were persecuted or killed.

306- 337 CE - Constantine was the first Roman Emperor to adopt Christianity and to tolerate it. His famous Edict of Milan officially recognized the religion. Constantine believed that the power of the cross had brought him victory in battle against the Maxentius at the Milvian Bridge. Constantine paved the way …

In 313 CE Roman Emperor Constantine, Constantine the Great , issued the Edict of Milan. The Edict of Milan caused the Roman government to formally recognize and tolerate the Christian religion.

400 CE

Diocletian was the last of the Roman emperors to persecute the Christians. Despite his efforts, Christianity became a respected and popular belief system.