Weeks ago, the world watched helplessly as he Notre Dame Cathedral, burned. While this event was notable for many reasons, one of the things that…
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Below are some additional links and images that we mentioned during this week’s podcast. You can listen to that episode here: https://technicallyreligious.podbean.com/e/s1e13-disaster-recovery/ A link to…
Leave a CommentWeeks ago, the world watched helplessly as he Notre Dame Cathedral, burned. While this event was notable for many reasons, one of the things that…
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Acts of hatred in our most sacred spaces. Curable diseases going untreated. War tearing countries and families apart. Global climate change threatening our very species.…
Leave a CommentWeeks ago, the world watched helplessly as he Notre Dame Cathedral, burned. While this event was notable for many reasons, one of the things that…
Leave a CommentActs of hatred in our most sacred spaces. Curable diseases going untreated. War tearing countries and families apart. Global climate change threatening our very species.…
Leave a CommentHere are links to some of the things we mentioned in yesterday’s episode. “Fixing the world” issue of Torah & Tech: https://mailchi.mp/ff6d185951ac/torah-tech-issue-345683?e=4d6956a558 Sign up for…
Leave a CommentActs of hatred in our most sacred spaces. Curable diseases going untreated. War tearing countries and families apart. Global climate change threatening our very species.…
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Imposter Syndrome is a well known condition in IT circles, but it exists in religious contexts too. On this episode, Leon, Josh, and Doug look…
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In our episode on Impostor Syndrome, Leon mentioned the idea of using our imagination to get past it. He elaborates on that concept in this…
Leave a CommentImposter Syndrome is a well known condition in IT circles, but it exists in religious contexts too. On this episode, Leon, Josh, and Doug look…
Leave a CommentYesterday on our podcast, we heard from Doug, Josh, and Leon about feelings of Impostor Syndrome, both in IT and in our religious life, and…
Leave a CommentImposter Syndrome is a well known condition in IT circles, but it exists in religious contexts too. On this episode, Leon, Josh, and Doug look…
Leave a CommentImposter Syndrome is a well known condition in IT circles, but it exists in religious contexts too. On this episode, Leon, Josh, and Doug look…
Leave a CommentImposter Syndrome is a well known condition in IT circles, but it exists in religious contexts too. On this episode, Leon, Josh, and Doug look…
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Mom puts a filter on the router, and daughter Mary installs a VPN. Dad sets up cell phone monitoring software, and son Donny learns how…
Leave a CommentImposter Syndrome is a well known condition in IT circles, but it exists in religious contexts too. On this episode, Leon, Josh, and Doug look…
Leave a CommentMom puts a filter on the router, and daughter Mary installs a VPN. Dad sets up cell phone monitoring software, and son Donny learns how…
Leave a CommentYesterday’s podcast included references to a number of different products, solutions, and websites. Rather than make you scoure through the transcript (as well as the…
Leave a CommentMom puts a filter on the router, and daughter Mary installs a VPN. Dad sets up cell phone monitoring software, and son Donny learns how…
Leave a CommentMom puts a filter on the router, and daughter Mary installs a VPN. Dad sets up cell phone monitoring software, and son Donny learns how…
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In IT we know that the only constant is change. And for the most part, that’s OK. What is difficult is when standards or processes…
Leave a CommentMom puts a filter on the router, and daughter Mary installs a VPN. Dad sets up cell phone monitoring software, and son Donny learns how…
Leave a CommentIn IT we know that the only constant is change. And for the most part, that’s OK. What is difficult is when standards or processes…
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