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HumbledbYGrace: I unhide the posts Striklyme complained aboutCan @Striklyme please confirm this? the problem is that he has a habit of acting like an advocate here and makes it hard for me to do my job.Inasmuch as we don't have any rule against acting as an advocate, moderators may not ban anyone for that reason. Please feel free to ask other mods to give you tips on how to solve this problem. I would love to help, but I don't seem to understand the problem. |
HumbledbYGrace:Please take a look at my previous post on this thread and act on it quickly. Thank you! |
striktlymi: To: Seun/mukina2I hereby ask HumbledByGrace to please unhide any posts she hid that were not against the rules of Nairaland. As for those posts she hid which were against the rules, I hereby ask her to please name the rules that were broken so that all shall know that HumbledByGrace is a just and fair moderator. cc: mukina2 and obinoscopy. |
Please note that religious arguments are offtopic on this thread and therefore will not be tolerated. Thanks for your cooperation. |
Merkki: I want to woo the owner of this site, Seun. Is it acceptable? Or is he married?Feel free to woo me, my sister. I think I even need it! You can start by posting your pictures!! |
If you want to be a professional software developer, you should study Computer Science at a good private university like Covenant University with good lecturers and good facilities. If you can't afford that, then study it at a reputable public school like OAU-Ife or UNILAG and also make sure you buy a computer and use it to teach yourself practical skills. The practical knowledge you will gain by learning on your own is no substitute for the theoretical foundation you will gain as a Computer Science studentin a good university. It's complementary. A programmer who studied Computer Science and also learnt extra on his own will be much better than a programmer who studied something else and learnt on his own. As a student of Computer Science, you will be surrounded by computer geniuses who are better than you. Learning from them and competing with them will make you a much better developer. It will bring out the best in you. It takes a rare and extraordinary level of motivation to learn Computer Science in depth on your own. It's just too hard. So studying Computer Science in a good university is a fantastic way to spend 4 years if you want to work professionally as a software engineer. Your uncle is not qualified to tell you whether or not studying Computer Science is worth it because he knows nothing about it. You should not take advice from people who don't know what they are talking about. You should listen to employers of programmers and Computer Science graduates who are programmers. |
[quote author=Joel.]hello, this morning the c p 4 and 5 keys were n't working. and i was very angry because it was working last night before i sleep. so out of anger i just lose the scrolls and open my laptop, lose out the ram and hard disk. then bring out the laptop panel board. turn liquid metholeted spirit into the keyboard connecter socket in the board and blows it with air from my mouth. leave it in the sun for few minutes. then couple it back. its working perfectly now. but let wait and see if it will start that same problem again. i hope it won't disappoint again i just pray.[/quote]Congrats! Basically, onegig was right. |
Ishilove: Lmao!!! Hehehehehe...False. |
birdman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfYZuqS1t0A watch this to the end |
maclatunji: A major side effect would be if the "inactive" virus becomes active after vaccinating millions of people. Such a new strain of the virus would potentially be more lethal.Has this ever happened before with vaccines for other diseases? |
Andyblaze: Hi seun please how do i post a youtube link to show as a video media..other people do it but when i post a video here it shows as a link rather than as a media player video and secondly...how can i post a link here with just a sort of CLICK HERE tag rather than posting the whole link...like for a music video u can post download here rather than posting the link. please endeavour to replyView the links posted by those people and post your links in a similar manner. |
freeman67: I missed this week's auction when is the next one likely to be pls?[s]Here's the timetable https://www.nairaland.com/download/1182426[/s] Probably in two weeks. |
If you are honest with yourself, you will realise that you've never really witnessed a miracle in a context where the facts could be verified. This is because the vast majority of so-called miracles are hoaxes. People claiming to be healed because they think their "faith" and "confession" will cause the healing to manifest. That doesn't work, of course, but such "testimonies" make other people believe that miracles are real. People interpreting their hysteric reactions to emotionally charged services (e.g. tingling sensations) as evidence of healing from ailments that can only be tested in a hospital e.g. cancer or AIDS. Only to discover that they have not been healed when they get back home. People who are partly disabled who are treated as if they are fully disabled and then they are said to be healed and their partial abilities are treated as evidence of healing. E.g. someone that walks with crutches is asked to sit on a wheelchair and then told to "rise up and walk" as if he/she could not do that before. Mentally challenged people who think they are demon possessed and go from crusade to crusade "manifesting" their mental illness during the deliverance sessions in order to be delivered, and then when the preacher shouts at them to shut up and they do so people think its a miracle. In many cases, it's reasonable to assume that people are probably paid to pretend to be sick and then "healed" on stage. We live in a country where many people tell lies to make money, so this should not surprise you. |
AskProf: Available.Which one do you have? Which model? |
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