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The following is a public service announcement.
There is an undocumented command in Microsoft Windows, cacls, which is basically the equivalent of chmod from Unix. It allows one to change the access control list for a file or a directory in Windows using the command line. This is particularly useful in Windows XP Home […]
Spurgeonic adj. Of or belonging to Charles Spurgeon.
Also of interest is how biblical characters get their adjectives. Old Teastment characters tend to have their adjectives ending in -ic (e.g. Abrahamic, Mosaic), whereas New Testament characters have their adjectives ending either in -an (e.g. Matthean, Lucan) or -ine (e.g. Petrine, Pauline).