phpinfo() has a "com_dotnet " section.
It's kind of odd.
Here it says...
COM Support: enabled
DCOM Support: disabled
.net Support: enabled
What exactly is COM support?
What exactly is DCOM support?
And what exactly is .net support? And why would it say
enabled when .NET is not installed?
DCOM means an ActiveX file gets used. COM pretty much
means the same thing. Those files tend to be based upon
an object model and have a few extra functions there to
help with various programming environments.
ordinal hint RVA name
1 0 000017A6 DllCanUnloadNow
2 1 0000177A DllGetClassObje ct
3 2 00001790 DllRegisterServ er
4 3 00001764 DllUnregisterSe rver
Other than that COM is not much different than standard
libraries.
And DCOM... that one seems like it might be a COM file put
into a publicly accessible folder, but I'll need some more
help here, if such is available, because something is not
sitting too well here.
Thanks.
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Steve wrote:
"Jerry Stuckle" <js*******@attg lobal.netwrote in message
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>Steve wrote:
>>"Jerry Stuckle" <js*******@attg lobal.netwrote in message
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Hey, I'd much rather have a God-fearing President than an atheist.
jerry, i've been quiet thus far. what is wrong with an atheist or atheism
itself. you and i are involved in a scientific field. i have to ask, what
scientific evidence do you have that god exists. and, with whatever
'evidence' you may provide, what kind of relationship does it indicate
that she may want to have with us? as there is no objective evidence, i
can only infer that if a god exists, she wants nothing to do with us.
I don't need scientific evidence. My faith is good enough for me. And I
feel sorry for you.
oh my!
i can see the romanticism in the idea of the things hoped for. that is the
nature of humanity. however, to afix that to a god-figure and create a
regiment of though/belief about that concept - one that rules your life and
had such a huge and not always pleasant mark on the history of others
lives - without proof or indications that say you seem to be correct...that
is just scary!
why is it that most rational people who go through their lives applying
critical thinking to all aspects of their lives, negate or forbid themselves
from doing the same with this one, special case - god? that is wholly beyond
me!
you go ahead and feel sorry for me. i hope you are serving the 'right' one,
cuz all of the major religions now are quite exclusive in membership with
eternal damnation for not joining. (he pauses to think...i wonder if jerry
is going to come back with the good ol' pascal wager at this point...then
chuckles to self)
Whatever. It's my belief. However, you can be assured if there is a
God, you will be in the wrong. At least I have a chance of practicing
the "correct" religion.
>>as for your assumption that god-fearers somehow make better decisions
that atheists...hard ly the case. what god shall we fear? muhammad?
mythra? zeus? buddah? the big jc? as an american and a republican, this
is the most i've ever feared for democracy in america...it has nothing to
do with afghanistan or iraq, but everything to do with domestic policy
inacted after 911...and how easily a 'god-fearing' people can be moved
and rallied under the banner of 'god' in leu of ration thought -
especially thought that is critical of current events in light of
history.
give me an atheist about now, please!
I don't care what you believe in. However, when you try to impose your
religion on me, the President or anyone else, I draw the line.
and the world shudders.
why are christians so eager to say that but gaffaw when atheists, for the
exact same reason, want to remove religious icons from mountainsides in
california, or edicts greeting patrons of public places, or pray in schools?
why is there a double standard?
You're the one setting the double standard - not allowing me to practice
my religion. What harm does a cross on a mountainside do to you if you
don't believe in any god? It's just a couple of pieces of wood, after
all. Or if I want to pray in school, why is it your right to say I can't?
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Shelly wrote:
>"Steve" <no****@example .comwrote in message
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>>>And BTW - atheism is a religion, also. This is conveniently
"overlooke d" by those espousing it in the name of "freedom". But many
atheists are trying to force their religion on the rest of the country.
if you're not an atheist, don't presume to know what it is outside of a
proper dictionary definition.
atheism is the lack of belief in god or gods.
Sorry, Steve, but you have to give the devil his due here. From
www.m-w.com
Main Entry: athe·ism
Pronunciatio n: 'A-thE-"i-z&m
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle French athéisme, from athée atheist, from Greek atheos
godless, from a- + theos god
1 archaic : UNGODLINESS, WICKEDNESS
2 a : a disbelief in the existence of deity b : the doctrine that there
is no deity
To me those are declarative statements and not passive ones. It is a
"disbelief" rather than a "lack of belief". Also, when you mix
"doctrine" with theology you have "religion".
The point though that Jerry is trying to make is totally wrong, however.
Having an atheist in there, and not allowing mixing of standard religion
with politics is NOT forcing the "religion" of atheism on anyone.
Everyone is free to believe and practice as they wish -- just not mix it
into politics. My earlier statement of the flourishing of religion in
the USA **BECAUSE** of the separation and freedom goes to that point.
I'm not saying there has to be a mix of religion and politics. But I am
saying the President is also a citizen, and welcome to practice his
beliefs.
Personally, I would rather have a President with certain moral values
which are taught by religion. He could be Christian (my belief), Jewish,
Muslim or any of a number of different religions which share those same
core values. I'm not saying I would not vote for an atheist, but it is
one of the things I take into consideration when looking at candidates.
Not to say all people who are religious follow those values - take Clinton
for example - getting caught with his pants down (literally). That is
something that I, as a Christian, have never done and will never do, and I
find that behavior abhorrent. My values are higher than that.
you are, intentionally or not, saying that atheists have no morals...or ones
that are substandard to religious orthodoxy. what a crock of shit!
if anything, i realize as an atheist that i don't get the luxury of an
afterlife, that my meaning is limited to this lifetime and what things i
engage in here and now. i have probably an even more profound sense of the
precious nature of life than do you, since i'm not getting another shot at
it...ever. my 'meaning' in life is found by helping others. that's it. it's
that simple. tell me that is something counter to ANY religion. if i base
all of my decisions on that singular premise, then i've met the core
requirements of ALL religions...and without any need of a god or gods as
impetous to do so.
take you pompous head out of your agitated sphinter, you close-minded,
superiority complexed bastard.
..oO(Steve)
>i have drawn the conclusion that god does not exist because there is NO
objective evidence that he does. [...]
"I refuse to prove that I exist," says God, "for proof denies faith, and
without faith I am nothing."
"But," says Man, "the Babel fish is a dead giveaway, isn't it? It could
not have evolved by chance. It proves you exist, and so therefore, by
your own arguments, you don't. QED."
"Oh dear," says God, "I hadn't thought of that" and promply vanishes in
a puff of logic.
SCNR ;)
Micha
Jerry Stuckle wrote:
>
And BTW - atheism is a religion, also.
Only to religious people.
To atheists it is merely sidelining religion as irrelevant and getting
on with the job.
This is conveniently
"overlooked " by those espousing it in the name of "freedom".
This is conveniently overlooked by those who cannot concieve of a person
who believes in nothing other than his sensory apparatus and what it
tells him.
But many
atheists are trying to force their religion on the rest of the country.
They can't. Atheism by definition is the absence of religion.
The first amendment had to do with TOLERANCE. You worship your way and
I worship mine. You don't try to tell me what I can and cannot do, and
I don't try to tell you the same.
I don't worship.
Jerry Stuckle wrote:
Steve wrote:
>>And BTW - atheism is a religion, also. This is conveniently
"overlooked " by those espousing it in the name of "freedom". But
many atheists are trying to force their religion on the rest of the
country.
if you're not an atheist, don't presume to know what it is outside of
a proper dictionary definition.
atheism is the lack of belief in god or gods.
that's all. i resent the implication that i am religious. i'm no more
religious for my lack of belief in god that i am for my lack of belief
in the toothfairy.
at least when i lost my tooth as a child, there was proof of a
toothfairy.. .i always had a quarter under my pillow where my tooth had
been!
Ah, but whether you like it or not, atheism is a religion. It is not a
"lack of belief" - it is a specifically belief there is no god.
It isn't.
Try to deny it all you want. It won't work.
Jerry Stuckle wrote:
Steve wrote:
>>Ah, but whether you like it or not, atheism is a religion. It is not
a "lack of belief" - it is a specifically belief there is no god.
Try to deny it all you want. It won't work.
negative, ghost rider.
'a' latin: without
'theism' latin: belief in god(s)
try websters instead of your own opinion.
Which does not mean it is not a religion.
>tell me, what rites, what cerimonies, what traditions do atheists
observe? where do we congregate? what activities do we engage that
resembles anything religious?
Not necessary. You profess a belief in no god. That in itself is a
belief.
No. I profess no belief in god.
That is not a belief.
It is the absence of one.
I also profess no belief in leprechauns. Does that make me some kind of
religious person?
In fact there are thousands of things I do not believe, up to and
including that GW Bush is the reincarnation of Immelda Markos.
Like my non belief in god, the are simply not worth mentioning.
What religious people do not like at all, is that to an atheist, the
issue of whether god exists or not is simply irrelevant. Uninteresting
in the highest degree. Its useless to believe or disbelieve. It has
little objective effect either way.
>as i said, there is no objective evidence that would lead me to
believe that god exists. no more *subjective* evidence for god than
for santa clause or the toothfairy or the boogy man. are you saying
that this critical observation makes me a religious atoothfarian or a
asanta-clausian?
That's fine. It's your opinion and you're welcome to it. But don't try
to convince me my opinion is wrong.
As for proof - I have no proof you exist. All I see is some text on my
screen. It could have been generated by a computer. So by your
reasoning, I should not believe you exist. But I have faith that you do.
Thats your problem, not mine.
>'it won't work'...lol. a lack of belief in something does not a
religion make. specifically, it is the belief *IN* something that
would be the start of religion.
And you have a belief in the lack of a god.
No, simply no belief in its existence. And no need to have or not have
the belief.
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.oO(Steve)
>>i have drawn the conclusion that god does not exist because there is NO
objective evidence that he does. [...]
"I refuse to prove that I exist," says God, "for proof denies faith, and
without faith I am nothing."
"But," says Man, "the Babel fish is a dead giveaway, isn't it? It could
not have evolved by chance. It proves you exist, and so therefore, by
your own arguments, you don't. QED."
"Oh dear," says God, "I hadn't thought of that" and promply vanishes in
a puff of logic.
SCNR ;)
Micha
roflmao!!!
i have to pass that one on.
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perhaps i heard it wrong. i'll have to look into where i did hear that.
now my interest is peaked.
Sorry to nitpick, but while your interest may, indeed, have reached a "high
level", I believe it has "piqued". :-)
Shelly
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>Not necessary. You profess a belief in no god. That in itself is a
belief.
A "belief" does not a religion make. A belief, couple with religious
dogma and practices makes a religion.
i agree with where you're going, but being logical, the definition of
religion cannot contain religion as part of its definition. ;^) your point
wasn't lost though.
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Shelly wrote:
>"Steve" <no****@example .comwrote in message
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>>>And BTW - atheism is a religion, also. This is conveniently
"overlooke d" by those espousing it in the name of "freedom". But many
atheists are trying to force their religion on the rest of the country.
if you're not an atheist, don't presume to know what it is outside of a
proper dictionary definition.
atheism is the lack of belief in god or gods.
Sorry, Steve, but you have to give the devil his due here. From
www.m-w.com
Main Entry: athe·ism
Pronunciatio n: 'A-thE-"i-z&m
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle French athéisme, from athée atheist, from Greek atheos
godless, from a- + theos god
1 archaic : UNGODLINESS, WICKEDNESS
2 a : a disbelief in the existence of deity b : the doctrine that there
is no deity
To me those are declarative statements and not passive ones. It is a
"disbelief" rather than a "lack of belief". Also, when you mix
"doctrine" with theology you have "religion".
The point though that Jerry is trying to make is totally wrong, however.
Having an atheist in there, and not allowing mixing of standard religion
with politics is NOT forcing the "religion" of atheism on anyone.
Everyone is free to believe and practice as they wish -- just not mix it
into politics. My earlier statement of the flourishing of religion in
the USA **BECAUSE** of the separation and freedom goes to that point.
I'm not saying there has to be a mix of religion and politics. But I am
saying the President is also a citizen, and welcome to practice his
beliefs.
....and noone is agruing against that point.
>
Personally, I would rather have a President with certain moral values
which are taught by religion. He could be Christian (my belief),
....and they are taught by society as well.
Jewish, Muslim or any of a number of different religions which share those
same core values. I'm not saying I would not vote for an atheist, but it
is one of the things I take into consideration when looking at candidates.
Well, do what you want (obviously) and you if you take such irrelevencies as
being religious into account you may well get stuck again with crap like we
have now in office.
Not to say all people who are religious follow those values - take
You got that one right! The list in interminable of such hypocrites.
Clinton for example - getting caught with his pants down (literally).
He disgraced the office with his sexual behavior. Otherwise, he was an
excellent president. We had prosperity and low inflation. We were at
peace. He put in that wonderful excemption for the profits (largely due to
infaltion) on the sale of your primary home. He failed on health care. All
in all, he was pretty good. I voted for him once and against him once. I'd
take him again in a heartbeat over the power maniac in office now who has
sent over 3,000 young Americans to their deaths in a war that can't be won
and for an ever-shifting raison d'etre.
That is something that I, as a Christian, have never done and will never
do, and I find that behavior abhorrent. My values are higher than that.
You are still a virgin? (Sorry, couldn't resist that one. I understand
what you meant to say).
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