Ferrite Inductor Tolerance

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Joerg

Jan 1, 1970
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John said:
[...]
...and you say that you're a Christian! Yikes!

That's the scary part. Does he abuse people and say s**t and f**k
every other word when he's in Church?

I can't imagine any true believer doing that. But they also would not do
it outside church. Ok, we are all fallible and when a wrench breaks off
and I bust my knuckle one of those nasty words may slip my lips. But I
simply won't call people bad names, that would be hardcore un-Christian.
 
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Mr.Eko

Jan 1, 1970
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that would be hardcore un-Christian.


That remark itself is 'un-Christian' then.

In other words, despite your claims, you wouldn't know what is or is
not 'Christian'. If you did, you would not be making such claims at all.

Then, there is that 'consorting with the devil' thing you are doing
with the krw gimp. The Balrog will reach back up and grab his ass soon
enough.
 
J

Joerg

Jan 1, 1970
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Mr.Eko said:
That remark itself is 'un-Christian' then.

In other words, despite your claims, you wouldn't know what is or is
not 'Christian'. If you did, you would not be making such claims at all.

Ephesians 4:29 is quite clear: "Do not let any unwholesome talk come out
of your mouth ...". Matthew 5:22 is Jesus himself saying "But anyone who
says 'You fool!' will be in danger of the fire of hell". (meant to his
brethren or fellow citizens)

Not that anyone who has said that or a..beep or whatever must go
straight to hell. There is a way out. One can ask forgiveness. But that
must be in front of God and of the person that has been insulted.
Simple, really, but harder to do than it may sound. And yeah, I had to
do that myself. Not for cursing someone but other things. In the end it
doesn't matter what it is, a sin is a sin.

[...]
 
J

Joerg

Jan 1, 1970
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John said:
Mr.Eko said:
that would be hardcore un-Christian.

That remark itself is 'un-Christian' then.

In other words, despite your claims, you wouldn't know what is or is
not 'Christian'. If you did, you would not be making such claims at all.
Ephesians 4:29 is quite clear: "Do not let any unwholesome talk come out
of your mouth ...". Matthew 5:22 is Jesus himself saying "But anyone who
says 'You fool!' will be in danger of the fire of hell". (meant to his
brethren or fellow citizens)

Not that anyone who has said that or a..beep or whatever must go
straight to hell. There is a way out. One can ask forgiveness. But that
must be in front of God and of the person that has been insulted.
Simple, really, but harder to do than it may sound. And yeah, I had to
do that myself. Not for cursing someone but other things. In the end it
doesn't matter what it is, a sin is a sin.

[...]

We are complex critters, full of kindness, greed, intellect, savagery,
stupidity, love, lust, and random noise. Even if you really want to be
good (and only saints manage that 100% of the time) ...


That's (almost) what the bible says. There is no way for us to be
perfect. However, we can all be saints if we want to yet we still won't
be infallible. That even goes for the pope.

... it's hard in lots
of situations to figure out what's the correct way to do that. Like
good engineering, it starts with seeing clearly what's really going
on.

Yes. But then it deviates from engineering because the next phase is not
a SPICE simulation but a really good look in the mirror. Not the real
one but the one that makes us look inside us. Then some resolve must
follow. Such as "Starting right now I won't call my neighbor an effing
bleeping <....> anymore".
 
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Mr.Eko

Jan 1, 1970
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Ephesians 4:29 is quite clear: "Do not let any unwholesome talk come out
of your mouth ...". Matthew 5:22 is Jesus himself saying "But anyone who
says 'You fool!' will be in danger of the fire of hell". (meant to his
brethren or fellow citizens)

un-Christian = 'You fool!'

You are guilty of what you finger point. How can you be blind to that?
Not that anyone who has said that or a..beep or whatever must go
straight to hell. There is a way out.

Let's just say that IF Jeffry Dahmer was indeed SINCERE in his
repentance, he will get to go to heaven. If he was not sincere, and that
is what I am betting, he too will find himself standing naked before
Christ on Judgement Day.

You too will be there, UNLESS repentance is one of the very last things
you do, and it must be sincere.

I know what the last words on my lips are going to be, if I have
anything to say about it.
One can ask forgiveness. But that
must be in front of God and of the person that has been insulted.

No such rule.
Simple, really, but harder to do than it may sound. And yeah, I had to
do that myself.

You have never been 'in front of God'.
Not for cursing someone but other things. In the end it
doesn't matter what it is, a sin is a sin.

And there is no escape and there are no rules save one, and He and I
already have a relationship that you nor any of your stupid horseshit
will ever be able to put asunder. You dig, boy?

Do you even know who Mr Eko is?
 
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Archimedes' Lever

Jan 1, 1970
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...and lie.

Williams has to be a pig or the son of a pig. No other personality
type makes so many false accusations.
 
J

Joerg

Jan 1, 1970
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Mr.Eko said:
un-Christian = 'You fool!'

You are guilty of what you finger point. How can you be blind to that?


Care to quote?

Let's just say that IF Jeffry Dahmer was indeed SINCERE in his
repentance, he will get to go to heaven. If he was not sincere, and that
is what I am betting, he too will find himself standing naked before
Christ on Judgement Day.

Yup.


You too will be there, UNLESS repentance is one of the very last things
you do, and it must be sincere.

I know.

I know what the last words on my lips are going to be, if I have
anything to say about it.


No such rule.

Oh yeah. Read up on it, you have the book. If you can't find it I'll
look it up for you.

You have never been 'in front of God'.

You can be in front of Him every day. And even more so at the communion
rail. And one shall not partake in communion light-heartedly as that
requires forgiveness, repentance and the vow to do better and not plan
hurling insults or whatever again right after church. Or after firing up
the PC next time ;-)

And there is no escape and there are no rules save one, and He and I
already have a relationship that you nor any of your stupid horseshit
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

You dig what I mean?

will ever be able to put asunder. You dig, boy?

Do you even know who Mr Eko is?


I guess I know who you are :)
 
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Archimedes' Lever

Jan 1, 1970
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And even more so at the communion
rail.


Bwuahahahahahahah!

What about that part about behind your own door?

One does not need communion. That is a pagan ritual, at best.

Jesus never performed any ritualistic behaviors. He does not fault
those that are not of *your* particular style of Christianity.
 
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Don Klipstein

Jan 1, 1970
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John said:
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You are not a patriot, dumbfuck, you are the antithesis of patriotism.
...and you say that you're a Christian! Yikes!

That's the scary part. Does he abuse people and say s**t and f**k
every other word when he's in Church?

I can't imagine any true believer doing that. But they also would not do
it outside church. Ok, we are all fallible and when a wrench breaks off
and I bust my knuckle one of those nasty words may slip my lips. But I
simply won't call people bad names, that would be hardcore un-Christian.

http://www.analogconsultants.com/

A couple weeks or so ago, at my (non-electronic) day job, I had to
change the lamp in an outdoor halogen fixture.

The replacement lamp was (and still is) one of those common 300 watt T3
double-ended lamps. As in a bare-capsule halogen lamp that is highly
loaded probably by fill gas pressure (especially when warmed-up) and
definitely by ratio of power input to bulb area. What I mean here is that
this is one of those halogen lamps that require cleaning after being
touched by human skin.

So, I was holding this freshly-cleaned halogen lamp in a napkin, but I
dropped it before I got it up the ladder. Some of the ceramic at one of
the ends chipped off. (This particular halogen lamp is working
fine-and-dandy in a suitable enclosed fixture anyway.)

But as a result of myself dropping the lamp, I yelled "$#!+". I was
around coworkers and a couple customers and my immediate supervisor there.

My supervisor said, "You're cussin', Don?"

I said in response, "Yes".

The boss then told me, "You gotta do better than that!"

I in response "largely repeated" a bit of the "Mr. Grinch Song" that I
repeated exactly a few days before, while I was in a "dangerously good
mood" that I wanted to maintain while being hit with a flat tire on one
of the delivery bikes that I need to keep running.

How about:

"Your soul is an apalling dumpheap,
overflowing with the most disgraceful assortment
of deplorable rubbish imagineable,
mangled up,
In tangled-up-knots!"

My variation:

"Your very essence is the stench
of a restaurant kitchen-sink greasetrap
that has been needing to be unclogged,
For twenty-five years!"

Something along these lines could be useful to someone turning a
6-inch putt into a 4-foot putt where 4-letter words are unrepeatable or
unallowed, or when a prototype (as predicted by Murphy) waits for a more
embarassing moment to fail in an embarassing way where the prototyper
needs to be "on better behavior".

I have at a few times yelled out loud, in entirety,
"And the horse you rode in on!"

More often, I would yell "Poop" or occaisionally "Poopifications!"

Not that I completely manage to avoid saying "4-letter words" where I
am not supposed to, but I do that fairly well.

My parents used to sometimes say during my childhood "love a duck" or
less often "rubber duck" when hit with bad news. My father also often
said then, "mother goose", especially when something went *phut* or
when something slipped in a way that caused pain or broke something.
 
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Don Klipstein

Jan 1, 1970
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Ephesians 4:29 is quite clear: "Do not let any unwholesome talk come out
of your mouth ...". Matthew 5:22 is Jesus himself saying "But anyone who
says 'You fool!' will be in danger of the fire of hell". (meant to his
brethren or fellow citizens)

Not that anyone who has said that or a..beep or whatever must go
straight to hell. There is a way out. One can ask forgiveness. But that
must be in front of God and of the person that has been insulted.
Simple, really, but harder to do than it may sound. And yeah, I had to
do that myself. Not for cursing someone but other things. In the end it
doesn't matter what it is, a sin is a sin.

Everyone I have ever cursed at I have successfully apologized to.

As for God - to the extent I can talk with God, I admit and beg for
forgiveness for my sins.

(There is one thing I do that I consider the Bible to poorly support
being a sin - well-exemplified in 1-Corinthians 6:9. In most modern
versions of the Bible, the English translation of the 2 verses of most
concern to me are "homosexuals" and "sodomites".

In the "King James Version", those were "effeminate" and "abusers of
themselves with mankind".

In the original Greek, that was "malakoi" and "arsenokoitai". "Malakoi"
is well-enough-known to be something very specific, as in a youthful
(often teenage) femininely-dressed male prostitute. "Arsenokoitai" is
at least arguably "johns", fairly arguably literally "men who sleep around".
By a small number of accounts, Paul invented that compound word as a male
equivalent of "slut", a "negative version" of "stud".

Furthermore, 100% of the words in all "holy books" known to humans were
written by humans. My "nominal religious faith" says that one Jew who
walked on Earth about 2,000 years ago had divinity along with human-ness
and may be infallible, and that all humans born by women via sexual
reproduction (and probably most soon-to-come otherwise humans) are
inherently sinners contaminated by "The Original Sin".

So, to the extent that I can talk with God (low at best), I decide what
to best ask for forgiveness for my sins that I see need to refrain from,
and what I would rather defend (however successfully or otherwise) in some
heavenly courtroom after I "give up my ghost".

The Roman Catholics believe in "purgatory" where souls of
recently-deceased humans endure "hell fire" temporarily before proceeding
to heaven. The Unitarian Universalists are Christians that believe there
is only 1 God and not 3, and also that everyone gets to go to heaven -
no exception even for Adolf Hitler. (Though I suspect plenty of Unitarian
Universalists would want Hitler to be faced with plenty of "hellfire" and
need of major repenting of major sins to get that far.)

IIRC, some Presbyterians believe that people are mostly born onto a
course one way or another, as in even often doomed-from-birth for people
hitting the ground with the wrong foot.

I seem to think that Isaac Asimov said it better in "The Last Question".
As I see that, the souls of deceased intelligent life forms have to work
through the ending of this universe (as in retirement is not permanent
even if you spend billions of years RIP-ing or "6 feet under"), to
consolidate into a deity that creates the next one.
 
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Don Klipstein

Jan 1, 1970
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un-Christian = 'You fool!'

You are guilty of what you finger point. How can you be blind to that?

<I snip from here>

I surely think that plenty of people like to see specks in other peoples'
eyes as best as they can see or imagine around the logs in their own eyes.

One thing that I admit is that "I'm still working on it" for approach
to ideally be 100% better than that. My nominal religious faith says that
only one human "achieved 100% sinlessness" while living long enough to
learn to talk and before kicking the bucket so far in this planet's
history, around 2,000 years ago.
 
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Mr.Eko

Jan 1, 1970
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<I snip from here>

I surely think that plenty of people like to see specks in other peoples'
eyes as best as they can see or imagine around the logs in their own eyes.

One thing that I admit is that "I'm still working on it" for approach
to ideally be 100% better than that. My nominal religious faith says that
only one human "achieved 100% sinlessness" while living long enough to
learn to talk and before kicking the bucket so far in this planet's
history, around 2,000 years ago.


Actually, Mother Teresa came pretty dang close to a number two.
 
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