Today is Ash Wednesday, and so begins another Lent. I was reminded last Sunday our pastor that in giving something up, the point is not to prove that I can do without it, but instead to allow the longing for it to turn to prayer. Prayer is something that we could all spend more time in doing: I've taken to praying frequently for my family and a few specific friends. Perhaps this time of Lent can be a reminder that I should pray, not only for today's daily bread, but in gratitude for all the bread of my yesterdays.
The thoughts, musing, and above all reflections of a hope-filled pessimist and a faithful skeptic. I'm a husband, a father, a teacher, and a scientist. I'm a corrective Thomist, a bibliophile, and a lay Dominican who is trying to pass the fruits.
Contra Mozilla
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Firefox users we wanted to take this space to let you know what Mozilla, the company that makes Firefox has been doing, and it's not good. Mozilla recently forced its CEO to resign because he had, 6 years ago, donated $1,000 to a pro-family political group. Apparently Mozilla is intolerant of anyone that disagrees with their Liberal/progressive view of politics. To read more please visit WhyFirefoxIsBlocked.com. We aren't blocking Firefox, but we feel it is important to let you know what's going on. For those who are curious, the reason why we are not blocking firefox is that the script to do so also blocks a variety of firefox alternatives, such as IceDragon and others which are similar to firefox and based on the same open-source code. We do think it is important to push back on this issue: for starters, you can leave firefox a comment here. You can also switch to another browser: here are six more free browsers (besides IceDragon) which are supposed to be similar to FireFox (because they are based on the same open-source code) but which are not otherwise affiliated with Mozilla.
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