Shachar Shemesh, Hamakor board member and all around good guy, has a new blog on pcplus. Sadly, it’s in Hebrew, but still, good stuff there.
Gilad Ben-Yossef, another Hamakor board member, used to have a very enjoyable blog, but no longer updates it. Shame.
Muli Ben-Yehuda's journal 
Sadly, it’s in Hebrew?
“Sadly, it’s in Hebrew, but still, good stuff there.”
Ya know you’re an Israeli, shouldn’t you have some zionistic zealousity?
Preferring English for techical talk is understood but mourning for a friends wise choice…
shees it seems to me you shouldv’e bourne in some mesa snobbism cult HQ or something 😉 (hust kidding no hard feelings)
Comment by Anonymous — July 9, 2003 @ 2:53 PM |
Re: Sadly, it’s in Hebrew?
Sadly, it’s in Hebrew, and thus only people who can read Hebrew will get a chance to read what Shachar has to say. That’s a shame, because Shachar has a lot to say, and practically all of it is interesting to a wider audience.
ורק בשביל הרקורד, לא נעלבתי.
מולי המשועשע…
Comment by mulix — July 10, 2003 @ 5:58 AM |
Re: Sadly, it’s in Hebrew?
…and if it were in English, only people who can read English would get a chance to read what Shachar has to say. That could have been a shame too… 😉
Comment by Anonymous — July 10, 2003 @ 1:16 PM
How many …
… people read Hebrew and English, how many people read only Hebrew, and how many read only English? The numbers talk.
Feel free to disagree, of course.
Also, I noticed that you forgot to sign your name to your messages 😉
Comment by mulix — July 10, 2003 @ 9:35 PM
Re: Sadly, it’s in Hebrew?
The second message’s author is not the first one’s. With him I disagree as you wisely said: “numbers talk”.
If this is the reason I totally agree. You’re correct. Applauses are given. Zionistic zealousy is returned. Peace is restored.
About the name – I’ll just say I’m a schoolmate in the OU’s summer course you seem to praise in a previous post. Behatzlacha.
Comment by Anonymous — July 13, 2003 @ 3:08 AM
Re: Sadly, it’s in Hebrew?
Thank you, and the same to you.
Comment by mulix — July 13, 2003 @ 11:19 AM