History: Benedictine Rule

Posted on Sun 26 February 2023 in history • Tagged with definition, dictionary

520- 530 CE -- The Benedictine Rule written by Saint Benedict of Nursia, 480- 543 CE , advocated an ideal of moderation for monks who wished to maintain a righteous lifestyle. The sense of the rule is that one should moderate, yet one might also be compelled to deprive themself and receive …


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ETOPO 30 Arc Second 2022 container

Posted on Sun 19 February 2023 in tech • Tagged with etopo, docker, gmt

ETOPO 30 Arc Second

Now available ETOPO 30 Arc Second 2022 Relief Model Docker container. This project is hosted on GitHub and available to download from either Docker Hub or GHCR

Ultra HD Wallpapers:

Package Contents:

  • Debian Stable
  • GMT 6.1
  • ETOPO …

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History: The City of God

Posted on Sun 19 February 2023 in history • Tagged with history, writing

410 CE

The City of God is one of the most famous works of Augustine. The City of God argued against pagan philosophers who believed that Rome had fallen because it had forsaken the old gods and adopted Christianity. Augustine argued that secular political authority was necessary to follow a …


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Dynamic address set in solidity

Posted on Fri 17 February 2023 in tech • Tagged with solidity, ethereum, programming, tutorial

Dynamic Address Set

This is a complete step by step walkthrough implementation of a dynamic address set in Solidity for Ethereum blockchain.

Includes:

  • foundry
  • modifier
  • event
  • dynamic data structures
  • unit testing

  • Full project on GitHub

  • Full tutorial on YouTube:

History: Ambrose

Posted on Sun 12 February 2023 in history • Tagged with history, person

339- 397 CE - Ambrose of Milan created an image of an ideal Christian bishop. He advocated for a church which was independent of state function and control. He punished Emperor Theodosius I for ordering the slaughter of citizens in Thessalonika who refused to obey him. The punishment was that Theodosius …


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History: Petrine Supremacy

Posted on Sun 05 February 2023 in history • Tagged with definition, dictionary

The Petrine Supremacy is the belief that bishops of Rome were granted special office by Jesus, and therefore held a superior position within the church. The Gospel of Matthew relates that Jesus gave Peter, the first bishop of Rome, "the keys to the kingdom of heaven."