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I dare one of them to show up to my front door. They are going to be in for a fucked up conversation that will make them second guess their life choices.
I did that and converted a Jehovah's Witness to Linuxism.
The fundies are always carrying on about daemons, I hope you set the JWs up with all the "best" ones, and more.
I actually had them install Ubuntu Christian Edition and showed them the bible apps where they could even use their own interpretation of the bible.
I don't like to waste my time just to fuck with people, I usually try to fuck with people in a way which benefits society as a whole.
Which distro?
TempleOS :p
That's a deep cut...
Praise be to Holy C.
Umm, that's not Linux...
Ubuntu Christian Edition.
That's a win from every possible perspective.
Are the JW's using this? Two stopped by my door a few weeks ago to convert me or us (my wife is Catholic, I'm atheist). I noticed that they drove separately, and I wondered why they hated the environment so much (we live off the beaten path). And I'm pretty sure they ONLY stopped at our house, one parked in our driveway and the other along the road in front of the house. It definitely didn't seem like a general canvass.
How does that relate to Linux usage?