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Quoted By: >>51097540 >>51097556 >>51097583 >>51097589
If Linux really is an operating system suitable for the everyday user, why is it packed with satanic references?
Would any "normal" good christian computer user be happy discovering that their system had many files that were in "mode 666"? I think not. The basic level of permissions on GNU/Linux systems to give a file read/write access for everyone on a system is mode 666.
This blatant satanism is just unacceptable for an operating system intended for god-fearing adults in the year of our lord two-thousand fifteen. Why not just change it to some other number mode like 665 even? Of course they wont' change it because they are too stubborn and defend everything about their OS, even these childish devil-worshipping features.
Would any "normal" good christian computer user be happy discovering that their system had many files that were in "mode 666"? I think not. The basic level of permissions on GNU/Linux systems to give a file read/write access for everyone on a system is mode 666.
This blatant satanism is just unacceptable for an operating system intended for god-fearing adults in the year of our lord two-thousand fifteen. Why not just change it to some other number mode like 665 even? Of course they wont' change it because they are too stubborn and defend everything about their OS, even these childish devil-worshipping features.
