• [^] # Re: Ouverture et tolérance ?

    Posté par . En réponse à la dépêche Sortie de Bible Desktop 1.0. Évalué à 3.

    c'est impressionnant comme je me rend compte que la france, pays
    que je maudit parfois, me permet de vivre dans un environnement laic...!

    Parce que la, faut etre dans "l'esprit" pour faire et dire ça:


    #default fortune file contains quotes from the scriptures, Augustine, C.S. Lewis, Chuck Swindoll, etc.
    #Christian Enlightenment themes featuring Jesus, the cross, and other Christian icons
    # Login screen has full text to Lord's Prayer and Pledge of Allegiance, with Christian and American symbols

    * Provide alternate screens for non-Americans, perhaps


    # Pregenerated Netscape bookmarks and .newsrc files pointing to prescreened Christian web sites and newsgroups
    # cal(1) includes Christian holidays
    # Special hack of emacs "M-x doctor" mode, "M-x pastor"
    # Optional technical support and basic counseling services provided by Christian hackers

    * The current plan is to double up the tech support line as a crisis line, where people in need can be redirected to people who can really help them

    # Online Bible in King James Version

    * no other versions will be provided by default; we feel the KJV is the only English version that can be fully trusted

    # Addition of /usr/dict/kjv.words (exhaustive)
    # Removal of some of the RedHat games

    * we don't play them much, but several of you have noted that some of them are clearly inappropriate


    # Squid proxy server (plus squidGuard) bundled and configured for blocking illicit web sites (including a regularly updated list of illicit sites and URL patterns to install on your own; we will be looking for mature and diligent volunteers to help maintain it)
    # Optionally disable logins on Sunday, the day of rest
    # bash(1) is default

    * the "Bourne-Again" shell is already the default; but we like the shell, and we love the name :)

    # chmod(1) accepts hexadecimal modes, such as 0x01B6
    # qmail replaces sendmail as the standard MTA (sendmail was written by a prominent homosexual)

    * we are considering postfix too, due to popular request


    # Hierarchical user structure, so parents and teachers can easily access children's files without needing to become root
    # No encryption provided; Christians have nothing to hide

    * We have had concerns about the "no encryption" item ... but no worries, crypt(3) will still be there. Sorry for the confusion, we do not generally consider it as encryption, though, of course, technically it is. But since it is generally unsuitable for anything other than password authentication, we don't see any problem with it.

    # No cracking utilities provided; SAINT can be acquired from us later, after the user has proven his worth



    Mais c'est tellement fort que j'ai regardé si c'etait pas un fake...!!

    Et pis finalement, ça n'a pas l'air...
    Et c'est dommage...

    Autent certain truc sont "drole", comme le fait de vouloir retirer les
    anotations relative au demon, autent d'autre PUE...

    Je passe sur "Christ and American symbol", c'est americain, c'est une
    autre culture.

    mais y'a des trucs moins drole que d'empecher le login le jour du seigneur:

    # qmail replaces sendmail as the standard MTA (sendmail was written by a prominent homosexual)

    * we are considering postfix too, due to popular request


    C'est genial...
    Mais comment on peut ecrire ça...?
    Je me demande encore si c'est pas un fake ce site en fait...!

    C'est le probleme avec la religion pour moi...
    Pourquoi ecrire des trucs comme ça...?

    La liberté des un commence ou celle des autre fini.
    Je sais que certains Chretiens sont pas homophobe, etc... mais
    ça ramene souvent à se genre de propos...
    On s'en fou qu'il soit homo le gars, lui au moins il fais pas de discrimination
    et fait partager son savoir, son temps etc, etc...

    Et qui leur dit qu'un autre homo n'a pas participé au noyau...?

    bon, passons, c'est encore un truc de mormons... :)