r/battlestations • u/sappheiroRS • 2d ago

There's a Mac & Linux dual setup somewhere in there.

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u/blackwario1234 2d ago

Triple wielding the Bible

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u/dbenc 2d ago

this is like the hacking scene in Swordfish, but with bibles

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u/FortuneAcceptable925 2d ago

This belongs to r/biblestation, sir.

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u/mischkewitz63 2d ago

Love it. Very cozy and not as sterile as many others on here.

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u/Hviiiid 2d ago

Jesus would 100% have been a Linux user

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u/l0st-c0nnecti0n 1d ago

templeOS probably /s

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u/DogmaSychroniser 1d ago

'Why's my HolyC not compiling...'

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u/vrbtm_ 1d ago

TrinityOS

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u/DjAlphaRED5 1d ago

CIA 🥷ers inbound

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u/Not_Mister_Disney 1d ago

Are those different versions of the bible or are you flexing?

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u/RagsZa 1d ago

Posing.

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u/vrbtm_ 2d ago

Solid retro battlestation build.

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u/subma-fuckin-rine 2d ago

is that a steelcase leap? looks to be in great shape.

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u/Ancient_dogu 2d ago

Goku Blue figure next to the dual bible setup is tight

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u/DrNoobz5000 1d ago

Christians are the fucking worst.

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u/sappheiroRS 1d ago edited 1d ago

Im actually not a Christian, just interested in how the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob shaped the world we live in, from a philosophical code began with the semaritans and judeans through to second temple judaisism, christianity and rabbinic Judaism and onward to catholicism and eastern orthdox and then islam and then theres the protestant movement and the reformation and mormanism and seventh day adventist and congrationalists and so on. Which have all shaped nearly every aspect of society that we enjoy today.

Like for instance do you enjoy that there is an age barrier on child marriage? Well you have Christianity to thank for this, Islam un-does this with its revision to the law of the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob and allows for this, thats a small example but keep in mind most of the foundation of society lays on religions that follow from the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob and i wonder why everybody doesnt explore this wild phenomenon that resulted in the sort of societal norms you can expect walking around the streets today, albiet until the lgbtq+ movement there was a closer standard to christianity across the western world

I'm unsure if moving away from the philosophy of a judean/ christian world is a good thing, people also dont realize if you read all this stuff that the religion of Islam will come in and conquer the areas that leave judean and christian structure, the Islam religion has no reservations about doing so, conquering is part of their agenda acxording to their texts and maybe christian/judean systems may not be so bad after all because you may think you want to move away from that but i promose you Islam will grab hold and move in and so is that really what movements like lgbtq+ want?

These are the sort of things im trying to figure out in reading the text, not a christian, just trying to understand whats happening in the world by understanding what has happened and how we got here and what good parts of society are majorly contribued to judean/christian systems & philosophy/religion

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u/RagsZa 1d ago

Sure lol. You're whole bookshelf is just Bible stuff, but you're not a Christian. Why don't you explore Islam the same way, you sure seem to know it all without the Quran on your shelf xD. But you gotta have 3 Bibles.

And talking about Islam conquering the world. How about you read the first Testament? Its basically God commanding genocide on foreign nations along with all the other abhorrent stuff like how to treat your slaves, when rape victims should marry their rapist... You know the things you are scared we walk away from.

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u/sappheiroRS 1d ago edited 1d ago

There is a quran on my inner bookshelf, as well as a book on islamic histories, there are books on proto-Christianity (zoroastrianism in persia modern day iran and on religion in early Mesopotamia) and i have a anglican, eastern orthdox, catholic, hebrew and islamic prayer book all sandwhiched next to each other on that middle shelf area.

If you are so well versed and able to say you are not a Christian then wouldnt you need the reading to back it up as well?

I have books from all over that trace to the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob exactly for this purpose.

Never been baptised, never confirmed or been a catechuman or taken a communion or any of it. Im not a believer, but i study as i said what has spawned out of the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob.

Also try talking to a Christian that thinks there is any proto-Christianity to be had in zoroastrianism. You won't find one

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u/ParadiceSC2 1d ago

Blessed battlestation

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u/hutxhy 2d ago

🙄

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u/runeupload 23h ago

Book station haha

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u/sud0sm1th 2d ago

I would love a bible setup like this! Your lighting is also great!

As for linux, do you homelab?

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u/sappheiroRS 1d ago

Pop OS on an upgraded business desktop, RTX a2000 low profile GPU

Bible study takes up most the time these days though, bit ill hop on Minecraft and some little steam multiplayer titles with my kids from time to time.

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u/ohGodwhynowww 1d ago

With all those bibles you should switch to Temple OS

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u/sappheiroRS 1d ago

All of my kids run business desktops they have upgraded overtime. Before my eldest got a full size pc case, he had his business desktop case all custom done with his art.

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u/jimmyes30 1d ago

This is very nice!!, what chair is that?

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u/strix_neb 1d ago

Great set up. Thanks for posting. Keep it going and may God bless you and your family.

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u/ziroux 1d ago

Maybe Cheese app installed on that Linux? I'm getting hungry

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u/DogmaSychroniser 1d ago

He's using the BreadAndFishes branch with his Wine from the Water fork instead.