Chris Remington

Volunteer amateur systems administrator for Beehaw. Stay-at-home dad. Outdoor enthusiast.

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  • Microsoft Windows is heavily marketed and, for most of the general public that aren’t aware of Linux, is a cheaper option compared to Apple/Mac/iOS.

    I worked with/on Windows for two decades. Through those years I became more and more frustrated with the bugs and vulnerability to outside attacks. Windows is going to be attacked more, and for other reasons, because it is used by more people (a greater attack surface to exploit).

    Back in 2008 I switched to Apple/Mac/iOS. I have never regretted it.

    IF you have the time/knowledge (which most of the general public doesn’t have) to use Linux, then I’d recommend it.

    Please, stop with this ‘fan-boy’ shit about operating systems. Use logic and rational thinking which I believe that I’ve shown above.



























  • but whose ass?

    Someone (or some group) who wanted control over people. All religious literature is rife with politics.

    I’ve read everything else that you’ve stated, and I’m aware of these theories, but in the end I lean toward the simpler explanation above.

    Just look at the world today. Same type of shit. Most billionaires make their fortunes off the backs of the populace. And they use all of the well-known tactics to do so. Coming up with stories (propaganda) to influence minds across the board.

    However, when you take the effort to drill down into the subject matter at hand you’ll find a ‘small still voice’ which points at the ineffable.

    The ineffable is what I embrace.





  • It’s not necessarily something that I ‘love explaining to others’. However, academic biblical scholarship has been an interest and endeavor of mine for about thirty years. Luckily and thankfully, I’ve found my self in the center of this unique niche of interested parties with /r/AcademicBiblical and /r/AskBibleScholars.

    Think about this for a moment. The biblical texts have had the most influence on western society, and arguably all other societies, for hundreds of years.

    Wouldn’t you want to know what these texts are saying?

    They aren’t saying what you think they are saying.

    If you’ve had no experience with these texts, then you have many years of reading ahead of you.

    It is incredibly daunting to know how little most people do not know about this subject. And, at the same time, shape our world based on misinterpretations and/or misunderstandings of this vast library of literature.