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Happy Server Holidays!

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I just want to take a second and make note of something. All through the year we run each other down and build each other up on this site. We talk about different things, and make, to ourselves, obvious answers to obscure questions. But we never stop....ever! I just wanted to stop for a second and offer up this little Pause. I am sorry if I flamed you this year, I never mean harm only to point out that I am right ( okay not always =) ) I also thank everyone for taking the time; it makes this place useful. I don't want direct replies but I would like to offer up this space to let everyone stop and think about the big picture. It does not matter what your race color or creed is, nor what you are inclined to celebrate this season, you are human and that is enough. I am sorry I know this is a technical forum and I bash people daily here but I also am a thinking being as are the rest of you and I know that there are things that everyone has to say. I offer no fear here, I will notjudge anyone (not on this thread anyway) I just think there should be a spot out here that we can all for one day or so get along and not stir the pot. Maybe you all agree, maybe not but I at least want to say thanks to everyone who helps and to all the forum posters Happy Holidays!

I will now hop off my soap box for 24 hours =)

James (AKA MallardtooXX)

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by admin

to all of you here @TR. May your days be merry and bright, and may all your after Christmas comments, flames & bashes be right! :)

by tomsal

Merry Friggin Christmas ;)

But seriously, the point of this thread is well taken and I agree.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all may we all be safe during our family and friend get togethers this holiday and be happy and healthy.

(And a may the new year bring us easier integrations, more informed users and plenty of advil to keep by our desks). ;)

by lordinfidel

(-; ditto

I wish I could say that I did not intenionnaly mean to bash people who were not deserving. But they did, and I did, and oh well; twas a happy year in bashland.

But...I have a heart (at least that's what the doctor's tell me; i don'tbuy it) and extend
the holiday cheer.

Besides, I would not be me if I was not me.

LordInfidel (aka LordInfidel)

by leehellcat

Well, another year draws to a close, another project looms in the distance, and I can feel a system crash on the horizon, but that is all next years fun.

Cheers to anyone who helped me, and didn't blow up my suggestions in the forums, for those who did, I've got broad shoulders, just keep bringin' it on !!

Hope that you all have a good christmas break, and see you all back on here on the 26th ......

by generalist

Have a Very Merry "whatever you are celebrating at this time of year."

As someone who tries to be a generalist in many things and also tries to apply the "Golden Rule" to how I interact with others, I hope that the upcoming year is a good one forall who frequent this site.

Have a good one!

(P.S. The 'Golden Rule' I'm talking about is NOT the one that begins "He who has the gold...". And it isn't strictly a Judeo-Christian rule either.)

by admin

about the Golden Rule :)

Some of the many sources of the Golden Rule these holidays are:

"This is the sum of duty. Do not unto others that which would cause you pain if done to you."
-- Mahabharata 5:1517, from the Vedic tradition of India,circa 3000 BC

"What is hateful to you, do not to our fellow man. That is entire Law, all the rest is commentary."
-- Talmud, Shabbat 31a, from the Judaic tradition,
circa 1300 BC

"That nature alone is good which refrains from doing unto another whatsoever is not good for itself."
-- Avesta, Dadistan-i-dinik 94:5, from the Zoroastrian tradition,
circa 600 BC

"Hurt not others in ways that you find hurtful."
-- Tripitaka, Udanga-varga 5,18 , from the Buddhist tradition,
circa 525 BC

"Surely it is the maxim of loving kindness, do not unto others that which you would not have done unto you."
-- Analects, Lun-yu XV,23, from the Confucian tradition,
circa 500 BC

"One should treat all beings as he himself would be treated."
-- Agamas, Sutrakrtanga 1.10, 1-3, from the Jain tradition,
circa 500 BC

"Regard your neighbor's gain as your gain and your neighbor's loss as your loss."
-- Tai-shang Kang-ying P'ien, from the Taoist tradition,
circa 500 BC

"Do not do to others that which would anger you if others did it to you."
-- Socrates (the Greek philosopher),
circa 470-399 BC

"Treat your inferiors as you would be treated by your superiors."
-- Epistle XLVII,11, from the Seneca tradition,
circa 5-65 AD

by admin

"Therefore all things whatsoever you desire that men should do to you, do you even so to them. For this is the Law and the prophets."
-- New Testament, Matthew 7:12, from the Christian tradition,
circa 30 AD

"Be charitable to all beings, love is the representative of God."
-- Ko-ji-ki, Hachiman Kasuga of the Shinto tradition,
circa 500 AD

"No one of you is a believer until he desires for his brother that which he desires for himself."
-- Koran, Sunnah, from the Islam tradition,
circa 620 AD

"We obtain salvation by loving our fellow man and God."
-- Granth, Japji XXI, from the Sikh tradition,
circa 1500 AD

Thank you for reminding us of it this Holiday Season! Happy Holidays All! :>

by radiic

When I can come back and logon to TR and bash some more newbies ;)

Merry Xmas to all. May YOUR god bless you and your loved ones.

BTW. If i see one more thread about how to setup a home network with a cable modem or dsl I am going to barffffff.

In the bond of Networks
Rad

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