Outrage70

«Then, as they listened to the Simorgh’s words, A trembling dissolution filled the birds The substance of their being was undone, And they were lost like shade before the sun; Neither the pilgrims nor their guide remained. The Simorgh ceased to speak, and silence reigned.»

@UncYoda All Westerners have persecution complexes in all fairness

No, it isn’t. Western Christians have a persecution complex in order to feel a kinship with the persecution described in the book of Revelation. Christianity is not under threat, and it is incredibly popular to be Christian.

@CircuitCorroder @LottaFrau91910 @ShitpostRock2 It did. The Easter bunny is a US concept derived from the Dutch and German Protestant immigrants' Easter Hare. The Easter bunny is just too modern to be Pagan Do you see anyone worshipping the easter bunny? It's not a religious symbol. It's just Protestant folklore

@outrage70 @LottaFrau91910 @ShitpostRock2 It didn't originate in the US. And if you think it's not nature worship, what's the Christian basis for it?

Lucifer still seething even 2000 years later lmao

@CircuitCorroder @LottaFrau91910 @ShitpostRock2 US Christian folklore about a magic rabbit giving children eggs on Easter has to be nature worship?

@outrage70 @LottaFrau91910 @ShitpostRock2 But it is clearly a form of nature worship that does not originate from Abrahamic practices.

@obsidianlivery @ShitpostRock2 Schizophrenia

@outrage70 @ShitpostRock2 Or how about we skip the secondhand knowledge and deliberately obfuscated manipulation to cut straight to the source 😄

@RemigijusAndAI @ShitpostRock2 If I ask you for any evidence confirming your view, you will provide either pixelated memes, blogposts, or just say the same thing with "sass". Again. Everything you posted is wrong and a myth. No scholar holds them to be true, because they are not

@outrage70 @ShitpostRock2 How about you follow your own advice?

@LottaFrau91910 @ShitpostRock2 Does that mean it's Pagan? The Easter rabbit developed in the United States through Dutch immigrants' Easter Hare. This developed in Germany around the end of the Middle Ages. Paganism was long dead before the tradition of the Easter Rabbit emerged.

@outrage70 @ShitpostRock2 the bunny laying eggs thing is clearly not Christian though. And it has nothing to do with the actual holiday of Easter (the resurrection of Christ).

@L1x8y149076 @adityadotdev Windows 10 and 11 Home have adverts in the start menu

@adityadotdev where are there ads on windows

@adityadotdev Ubuntu has ads for its motd

@RemigijusAndAI @ShitpostRock2 Again. You know nothing about these gods. Actually read their mythologies

@outrage70 @ShitpostRock2 And you determined that by looking at how I named facts about them.

@RemigijusAndAI @ShitpostRock2 Why would I post something I didn't like?

@outrage70 @ShitpostRock2 Also, why are you "liking" your own comments?

@LottaFrau91910 @ShitpostRock2 Name a single rabbit or a single egg that has performed a sacrifice to a European Pagan god or goddess

@ShitpostRock2 so how do explain like the bunny laying eggs thing

@RemigijusAndAI @ShitpostRock2 You know absolutely nothing about these gods

@ShitpostRock2 Attis: born from a virgin, died on Easter, resurrected after 3 days. Horus: born from a virgin on Christmas. Osiris: died and resurrected. Inanna: died and resurrected after 3 days. Adonis: died and resurrected on Easter.

@obsidianlivery @ShitpostRock2 Name 3 (three) peer-reviewed papers from good journals written by any relevant, trusted scholars that state this

@ShitpostRock2 Ostara was indeed a thing for millenia before a certain group of people created every current major Abrahamic religion within the same several-hundred-year period. Jesus was a real historical figure, who tried to spread the Cult of Tiamat - to partial success.

@DJh4to @ShitpostRock2 Not to mention, excluding the New Testament accounts is absolutely foolish and inconsistent with how all other history is approached

@DJh4to @ShitpostRock2 Historically-speaking, that is an immense amount of evidence and more than enough to make conclusive statements that: a Jesus of Nazareth, who was called the Christ, existed; had disciples; was baptised by John the Baptist; and was crucified under Pontius Pilate

There literally exists more proof of Jesus existing than Julius Cesar and Genghis khan

@ArtsyMarx1st Poorly catechised pseudo-intellectual child Googles "did Jesus write anything?", sees the answer is "no" , watches the Da Vinci Code movie once (1ce), and then leaves Christianity. Many such cases!

muting bc yall are arguing foolishness. i left christianity after becoming obsessed w proving his existance at 14. i couldnt. i even looked into each scientist behind each study. none of yall have done that due diligence that i did.

posts like this are funny cuz sure, but jesus wasnt a real guy. theres no evidence beyond anecdotal that he was real, and most details of his life are borrowed from other religions. so its like a bunch of ppl arguing over what hercules looked like.

@carter_pig89049 @AngloVarangian Counterpoint biblegateway.com/passage/?searc…

@AngloVarangian How about we NOT make icons at all? biblegateway.com/passage/?searc…

STOP. MAKING. A.I. GENERATED. ICONS.

all of creation rejoices

@Itsfoss SSDs are far from the price of HDDs. They have never been close

Since SSDs are pretty much the same price as HDDs these days, should we go for an all SSD NAS system?

@CEOofFuggy @Techjunkie_Aman AI is OK, but still regularly struggles with fairly simple stuff in the sysadmin domain. Often, it's easier to just read the documentation yourself to figure out issues and actually learn what to do. For every instant success, there are plenty more hour+ back-and-forths with AI

@Techjunkie_Aman Might have to try it again now that AI is likely good enough to help me understand most errors, ended up getting it working last time with it all optimized etc. But eventually broke and I either couldn't figure out why or it was annoying as hell

Most Linux distros give you a system. Gentoo gives you control. • Everything built from source (no prebuilt binaries) • Optimized for YOUR CPU (compile-time tuning) • USE flags control features + dependencies • No bloat (install only what you need) • Rolling release (no versions, just updates) Powered by Portage: • 19k+ packages • Fine-grained install control • System-wide or per-package customization What makes it different: • No fixed editions (you define everything) • No forced defaults or preconfigured stacks • Choice of init system (OpenRC default, systemd optional) • Other distros ship binaries — Gentoo builds them It’s called a meta-distribution. Because you don’t install Gentoo. You build exactly the system you want.