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I buy an Apple; I have to use Apple's OS. I buy a PC; I can run Windows, or Redhat Linux, or Linux Mint, or Debian, or a number of other operating systems. I can also, as many computer science majors do, create an operating system for my final CS degree project, and run it on a PC. If I know...

Not "and more." PCs have had the ability to dual-boot for years; it's just that the Apple license wouldn't allow it. They're equal, just different, and it's really more a matter of preference. Each has their strengths, so it's a matter of what you use it for. If someone's only going to do a...

Really? Perhaps I'm dense. What, pray tell, is CTB trying to tell us? ;) (jk)

Is it possible you're asking about CTRL C to copy, CTRL V to paste?

Someone's gotten all of us at one time or another. Military guys used to think it was a challenge to see just how badly they could get you. And yes, they got me.

With post #52 (http://www.baptistboard.com/threads/ran-into-a-psychic-with-real-power-today.99768/page-3#post-2229523) on page 3 admitting that the original thread starter got sniped, and no demons were involved. Might I suggest this thread be closed?

So it's more important to vote for Trump--who isn't really all that different from Clinton--than it is to vote for who you, the individual, believes would actually be the best candidate? Or are you saying it's more important to ensure Clinton doesn't get elected, so you'll vote for whoever has...

Evan - you indicated in a previous post that he opened a door from different locations. Does that mean he opened the same door from different spots, or he opened different doors? You indicated he was on a forklift; does that mean the door he opened was big enough for the forklift to drive...

Evan - ask yourself a question: why only that door? Ask him to do it again. If he won't do it when requested, or only when he's ready or feels like it, ask yourself a question: why? If he truly has this power, then he always has it. If he has to prepare, then what exactly is he preparing...

"Identify." The number I'm aware of is 77% of Americans identify as Christians. That doesn't mean they are.

Abortion is legal; does committing abortion make one morally guilty? You can't have it both ways.

Not sure what you're asking for, Salty; but I'm agreeing with you.

Please, let us know when you make up your mind. It'll be interesting to discuss his/her merits.

Not the point. In case you've missed it, I'm not a Trumpie, and I won't be voting for him. The point is CTB's posting of a negative article, rather than also identify any of Trump's accomplishments. Wasn't the term for such reporting "yellow journalism"? If CTB wants to be seen as morally...

This morning, I was thinking, what's the craziest/stupidest thing I could come up with today, just to make today a little more fun? (yeah, I know; maybe planning something crazy/stupid IS the craziest/stupidest thing I could come up with today....) On the radio this morning, I heard that Ryan...

Careful. 4 years ago, you had no regrets about Romney. In 4 years, will you have regrets about Trump?

Man, if I only had a dollar for each time RD2 dumb-boxed you....

Does your church need an alternative to Microsoft PowerPoint? http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/7-free-powerpoint-alternatives-presentation-needs/ Note: It's been my personal experience that PowerPoint doesn't play well with other presentation programs. So if you choose to use any of these, I take...

Put Trump's hair piece on Hillary, and you have ... Trump. When you get down to it, I'm really not seeing that either of them (Clinton or Trump) are different. I see two sides of the same coin, rather than two different coins.

As in, we're calling evil good, and good evil? Thumbs up to you.