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Agriculture
For the hearing impaired, please note the video has a transcript on YouTube to help you follow along.
youtu.be/jyVIqq4VBy4?si=ghnWxw…
American ex-Farm Worker Weighs In
USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins says the federal government will keep deporting farm workers, and staff farms with "100% American participation."What you need ...YouTube
No reason to be sorry, I just thought you were implying you had to be born in America to a citizen. If that is not what you meant then I apologize for the misunderstanding.
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Eric Arthur Blair AKA: George Orwell (pen name) is widely known for his novella Animal Farm and his dystopian novel 1984. He is a very popular author. Shame you have never heard of him. A lot of his work is mandatory reading in many high school and college literature courses in America at least.
note: The quote in this meme is from his novel 1984
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A lot of people seems to feel
very on edge these days. More aggressive and more angry.
And you know what, I totally get it.
I feel this way too.
Everything is on fire and we feel powerless. It sucks.
But if we eat each other, there will be nobody left to fight the oppressors.
While we fight each other,
while we drain each other,
they win.
Do not let authoritarian oppressors win by shooting at your allies.
Even if they're not allies you agree with all the time, even if they're temporarily allies for an urgent cause, focus your energy on the real danger. Do not drain allies' supplies, even if they are imperfect allies. That's what your enemy wants you to do.
We must support each other in these difficult times, if we want to even have a tiny chance to create peace, acceptance, and inclusion for the future 💚
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Is This a Test
Did you make this group as a test or did you have a purpose for it?
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Thank you, that's wonderful! Very grateful and it makes a real difference to keeping these all going 👏
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"We still have so much power to act in public..."
How Himmler made the practical and "humane" case for expanding the German concentration camp system. And why we're on a different path from Berlin 1937... for now.
Watch the whole NEXT COMES WHAT on how to prevent a full-blown dictatorship: youtube.com/watch?v=oldNLnCJy5…
Police State Blues | How to Prevent a Full-Blown Dictatorship | Andrea Pitzer | Next Comes What
The budget bill unleashes a detention system that threatens every American, but we can still act.Read the post that inspired this episode: https://degenerate...YouTube
Biden was not a choice he was an alternative. Which was the only reason he won. I had predicted, given his history, that he would lose against Trump. I was wrong. Personally I would vote for a drunk dog with mange problems over Trump. Though unfortunately (for me) others believe he is competent.
What is sad is that people believe in democracy while from Clinton onwards it doesn't really make much of a difference who wins, bankers and accountants dictate policy inwards, oil and defense industries dictate policy outwards.
Do you think if the furthest to the left congresswoman/man senator was elected they could change anything that really mattered? Change in policy automatically has a cost somewhere and those someones are much better represented
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My Son's First Book (Published)
My son, Jamie Robillard II, has finally released (published) his first book. If you enjoy SciFi/ Fantasy then you should check it out. It is available on Kindle Unlimited for a few months as well.
He has completed this series and started another and will be releasing subsequent volumes periodically. Check out Unholy Mask the first of the Final Chapter series!
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plan-A
in reply to Unus Nemo • — (Proud Eskimo!) •@Unus Nemo
Thanks.
Mine came packed with latest it seem. NOT
not available for me yet..
sudo dnf copr enable c3d/bash
Did you compiled your version of Bash? Is only way with pgp keys ok.
You laid it out, I know
Unus Nemo
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Yes as I said bash 5.2.37 is the default for Fedora. You would have to be on Rawhide Fedora to get Release Candidates (RC) which I do not recommend. Yes, I compiled my bash straight from source from the GNU GIT Server. They sign everything and it is up to you to check the signature or not. Personally I use their savannah git service to get the source from the current maintainers. Though you can download the zip file with sig file if you prefer. We both know I am not nearly as paranoid as you are so I have no issues using their git server. Please note though that any version of bash on github is not the official version. It is just a version someone is playing with. Most GNU projects today use Savannah GNU git, which belongs to GNU.
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plan-A
in reply to Unus Nemo • — (Proud Eskimo!) •I see now, thanks!
With search engine I had erronous ones..
This one it is.
savannah.gnu.org/git/?group=ba…
The GNU Bourne-Again SHell - Git Repositories [Savannah]
savannah.gnu.orgUnus Nemo
in reply to plan-A • •@plan-A
Yes, that is why I gave you the link 😉
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in reply to plan-A • •@plan-A
Keep in mind that anytime you are looking for the source for GNU software it is best to go straight to them.
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plan-A
in reply to Unus Nemo • •Roger.
Unus Nemo
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You should be, it was designed that way for a reason. Often you need to maintain the outdated system version so the system will stay stable. While you provide a local copy for your users to use. They can of course if they want to use the system resource instead. Most would not want to. Keep in mind you have to have root access to install to
/usr/local/bin
just like you would to install to/usr/bin
. This system has worked quite well for over 50 years. There is no issue with it.With that said no you would not want to have a program overshadow a system program if you did not know about it. Which is why it is recommended that you not put your Present Working Directory on the system path and if you do, to add it last, never to the front of the path.
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plan-A
in reply to Unus Nemo • — (Proud Eskimo!) •55 years?? SheBang is designed to be dangerous..
And I know was for XOS from someone.
Thank you dear friend.
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I correct that to 50 years. It originated in Unix. Neither
env
nor shebang was available in the original version of Unix 55 years ago (hence the correction). And the recommended way for the system path to be implemented is not dangerous at all, and neither is shebang.You should, unless you happen to be maintaining system scripts, always use the
#!/usr/bin/env bash
form and never use the fully qualified path of the software. Letenv
find it on the path. This solves many issues. Such as not all software is installed the same place on all systems. Though where it is installed is on the system path.plan-A likes this.
plan-A
in reply to Unus Nemo • — (Proud Eskimo!) •while XOS auto sets it on env one should not use it even HomeBrew.
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You are confusing issues with software executing from the Present Working Directory with installed software. It is not dangerous and never has been. Homebrew uses the strategy for a reason, it was designed to work that way. Homebrew did not implement this, it is the way Unix and Unix like systems work. And it works quite well. Even without your approval 😉. You just see everything as a danger.
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If you need help compiling bash just read the file named
INSTALL
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plan-A
in reply to Unus Nemo • — (Proud Eskimo!) •4 HomeBrew, to crypt this router dns..