G´ttes Name auf dem Computer und E-Reader

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Our topic today is Meika's Scheme Hasem from a screen and eReader, specifically the connection to the Pasche, and our Pasche, the second commandment, is that one must not mention Hasem's name without reason, and that's why it's connected to it in a certain way. Someone asked me this question, so I looked into it a bit, and it says in the text that when you come, you must destroy everything that has to do with them, their idols, their gods, everything must be destroyed. And then later in the next STT, what you did before, this destruction of them, you must not do the same. What does that mean? The Gemore learned that one must not erase the name of the god. The must not erase the name of the god. The Gemore says there are seven names of the god that must not be erased, and because of this discussion, I have n't written them here, number 2, so as not to create any Scheme problems later. It says, and so on, all these names must not be erased, and there are other names that can be erased, erased, that's no problem, and also Appropriate in rambam and just as in school ma yes, one must not say we stands your God, for example, even though only sch, but also the suffix one must not, one must not delete the M at the M at the end, and it goes a whole, what about a prefix, so in, for example, whether the letter before the scheme is also part of the scheme or not, and until before the invention of the computer, it was relatively straightforward that a scheme, which of course is on a KAV, in any case, must not be deleted, and even after

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2. 2:40be deleted, and even after the printing press was invented, there was no difference, there was…
3. 5:15or black-green screens. That's the first generation that the POs deal with. Later came LCD, LCT…
4. 8:19cut it out and store it somewhere, that's definitely allowed, one says, if one has, then…
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6. 14:09renewing itself, not every second, not every microsecond, I believe it. It's simply so fast that…
7. 16:496614851, filed in 2016, so almost years ago, so not quite 9 years ago. Sorry, not…
8. 19:24from BR (presumably referring to a specific type of screen). He says it's not just that…
9. 22:40And he says he brings a series of Miske to Miske, Miske also gives a prohibition…
10. 25:34h h with normal screens, which generally most people have, yes, we all have our smartphones,…

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