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⚠️ Important headsup if you are on the server mastodon.cloud:

Mastodon.cloud no longer seems to be moderated. Its admin account hasn't posted since Feb 2023, its code of conduct is blank and there are vile racists posting from there. The racists have been reported many times but their accounts are still active.

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Yes! There are simple non-technical step-by-step instructions here:

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Hi @selea @admin! ❤️ Something to consider!

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In A Word

Words

It has been pressing on my lately about how people want to control how others think by how they insist we rewrite our language to their satisfaction. It is in no small way a reminder to me of New Speak in the book 1984 by George Orwell. People that want to change the meanings of words I have used for a lifetime to meet their agenda. I am not so much accepting this. I typically silently just ignore this. Though today I decided to post on the topic.

I am not interested in how noble a person's intentions are. If you try to redefine and force your connotation of a word on others then you do no one, not even yourself, a service. It would be nice if people could stop telling others what they should think when they hear a specific word. Trying to limit people's thoughts like this is going to create pushback and one should expect it. If you believe you have a better definition for a commonly used word, then cho

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Soul

Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda

Andromeda wrote:

Do you believe AIs have a soul

Rev wrote:

I believe anything that can love has a soul.

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These are quotes from a Gene Roddenberry's (the creator of Star Trek) Andromeda series. Without context you just will not get it. Watch the series and you will understand 😉.

Yacht Bots account has been deleted. We will see how long it take for them to get tired of making new email accounts for their spam. I may just block that mail server if this keeps up.

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Psychologists Explain Conservative Tendencies

Conservative Tendencies

A recent study on Conservative Tendencies released by psychologists.

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Reminder

Friendly Reminder

A month or so ago I made an announcement that abandoned accounts will be deleted. This is mainly due to my setting a ceiling on the number of users that can register on this Instance. The ceiling is set to try to keep the Instance usable. I can only afford so many resources.

If you need to take a sabbatical or are going to be off line for a while please let me know so that I will not delete your account. If I am not warned that you are not going to be able to use your account then I delete accounts that reach 60 days with no activity. I of course will be flexible with this for typically active users.

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#Reminder #Purge Inactive Accounts

#reminder #Purge Inactive Accounts

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TOS & Rules amendment

No Vulgar Display Names

Okay, I thought this would be self evident though apparently not. As I want this Instance to be accessible to all ages and demographics with a diverse outlook on ideologies there are certain expectations that need to be met by all users. Being polite is a given and I will delete an account over someone that cannot control their behavior on this Instance. I did not really think it was necessary to make a rule that states that you cannot use a vulgar or obscene display name. I was wrong. I deleted the account, they can try again with an appropriate display name if they choose to.

I officially updated the TOS & Rules to reflect that using a vulgar display name is not allowed. I will be the judge of what is vulgar and/or obscene.

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#Rules #TOS #Amendment

#tos #amendment #rules

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the more correct figures should be that 0.01% control the wealth and power while everyone else are convinced that we should support the way things are. in addition, that larger population will fight to the point the smaller do nothing and are given all the credit.

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Server Issues

Certificate Expiration

Due to an issue with an update to SELinux and it's targeting profile certbot ,the tool I use to renew my site certificate, failed. As SELinux was not allowing it to write the updates for the renewal process. I have corrected the issue though it has taken some time to get the certificate renewed.

I am sorry for any inconvenience that the delay in renewal may have caused. I hope everyone enjoys their day.

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#SELinux #certbot #cert expired

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#Shark #Sharks #Lego.

#Animal #Animals #CuteAnimal #CuteAnimals #FunnyAnimal #FunnyAnimals #Meme #Memes

#meme #animals #memes #animal #lego #cuteAnimals #cuteAnimal #funnyanimal #funnyanimals #shark #sharks

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Violation of TOS & Rules

@Thaddeuss

I deleted a post of yours because you chose to Market. Please review and observe the Terms Of Services & Rules. You may promote your own work or the work of your friends and family. You may not advertise or market for a business. What you may promote for yourself has limits. You can for instance promote your, or a friend or families book, art work, even a small arts and craft etsy site. You may not advertise for a major Incorporation or business even if you own or work for it. I do not allow marketing on this Instance. In addition your profile must not exist entirely for promotions or it will be considered a marketing account and deleted.

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Hello Nemo

Eye have a spelling chequer It came
with my pea sea It plainly marques four
my revue Miss steaks eye kin knot sea.
Eye strike a key and type a word And
weight four it two say Weather eye am
wrong oar write. It shows me strait a
weigh. As soon as a mist ache is maid
It nose bee fore two long and eye can
put the error rite. Its rare lea ever
wrong. Eye have run this poem threw it
I am shore your pleased two no Its
letter perfect awl the weigh My chequer
tolled me sew.

-- Spell Chequer ( )

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In Between: A Week of Small, Sweet Moments

I’ve been trying to pay more attention to the “in-between” times lately—the spaces between work deadlines and grocery runs that usually blur together. Last Tuesday to Sunday had some of those moments that make you pause and think, “Hey, that was nice.” Here’s how it unfolded.
A Tuesday Morning That Defied Routine
I normally roll out of bed at 7:15, throw on clothes, and bolt for the bus, but Tuesday’s alarm didn’t go off. Panic first (of course), then relief when I checked the time—only 10 minutes late, and the next bus came in 15. So I slowed down. I actually brushed my hair instead of shoving it into a ponytail, and made oatmeal with blueberries that popped when I stirred them, instead of grabbing a granola bar.
As I ate, I noticed the way sunlight hit my kitchen wall, making the dust motes dance. My neighbor’s kid, Leo, was outside, yelling at his dog to “come back!”—the dog, a golden doodle named Charlie, was ignoring him, chasing a butterfly. I laughed, loud enough that Leo looked up and waved. By the time I caught the bus, I was still a little late, but I didn’t mind. The driver even winked and said, “Better late than stressed, right?”
Thursday’s Rainy Afternoon Detour
Work ended early Thursday, thanks to a power glitch in the office. The sky had opened up by then, rain slashing down in thick sheets, so I ducked into a bookstore downtown I’d never visited: “Read Between the Lines.” The owner, a woman with silver braids, was stacking books on a shelf labeled “Rainy Day Reads.” “Need something cozy?” she asked. I nodded, and she pressed a copy of The House in the Cerulean Sea into my hands. “Trust me. It’s like a warm hug.”
I bought it, plus a hot chocolate that came in a mug so big my hands wrapped around it perfectly. I found a window seat, where rain streamed down the glass, and started reading. An hour later, I looked up—surprised by how fast time had gone—and realized the rain had stopped, leaving a rainbow over the parking lot. The owner smiled when I left. “See you when you finish it,” she said. I already can’t wait.
Saturday’s Market Finds and Messy Baking
Saturday mornings usually mean laundry and meal prep, but this week, I hit the farmers’ market instead. It’s a small one, set up in the park, with vendors yelling about their “world’s best strawberries” and kids chasing each other through the aisles. I bought a bunch of those strawberries—juicy, sun-warmed, still with a little dirt on them—and a loaf of crusty bread that smelled like rosemary.
By afternoon, I was inspired to bake. I dug out my mom’s old recipe for strawberry shortcake, the one with her handwriting in the margins: “Add extra vanilla. Trust me.” The biscuits turned out lopsided (I never could get the dough right), but the strawberries? I mashed some with sugar, and they turned into this sweet, syrupy mess that oozed over the biscuits. I ate a slice standing at the counter, crumbs everywhere, and saved a piece for my roommate, who texted 10 minutes later: “Did you put crack in this? It’s amazing.”
Sunday Evening’s Quiet Symphony
Sunday nights usually feel like a countdown to Monday, but this one was different. I skipped scrolling through my phone and lit a candle—vanilla, my favorite—and put on an old playlist, the kind with songs I haven’t heard since college. I folded laundry, but slowly, pausing to sing along to a Taylor Swift song I’d forgotten I loved.
My roommate joined me halfway through, bringing a bowl of popcorn. We sat on the floor, legs crossed, and talked about nothing—how her date went (good, apparently), how my strawberry shortcake was “life-changing,” when we should plant herbs on the balcony. The candle burned down to a nub, and by 9 p.m., the laundry was folded, the popcorn was gone, and I didn’t feel that familiar Sunday dread.
It’s funny, isn’t it? These weren’t big moments—no trips, no milestones—just small, unplanned ones. But they added up to a week that felt… full. I’m starting to think that’s the good stuff.

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Morning Bevarage

My Morning Beverage

I am typically a black coffee drinker. I love coffee, especially my favorite Dark Roast. Though since I have seen some evidence that medium roast, which I do not care for, has higher CBA and is healthier for you; I have been reluctantly switching. I also had a need to get more animal fats (not poisonous vegetable fats) in my diet I decided to make a compromise. Heavy cream (whipping cream) Is a great source of healthy fat. So I came up with the following.

2 tbs 100% CACAO (I use Hershey's Cocoa Special Dark)
2 tsp Instant Coffee medium roast (I use Nescafe)
1/2 tsp Vanilla extract
1/2 tsp Ceylon cinnamon (Cassia cinnamon is fine)
2 tsp Allulose (to taste)
6 oz Unsweetened almond milk
4 oz Heavy cream (whipping cream)

Heat up almond milk in microwave, add dry ingredients and stir unti

My Morning Beverage

2 tbs 100% CACAO (I use Hershey's Cocoa Special Dark)
2 tsp Instant Coffee medium roast (I use Nescafe)
1/2 tsp Vanilla extract
1/2 tsp Ceylon cinnamon (Cassia cinnamon is fine)
2 tsp Allulose (to taste)
6 oz Unsweetened almond milk
4 oz Heavy cream (whipping cream)

Heat up almond milk in microwave, add dry ingredients and stir until completely incorporated. Add heavy cream and stir again, if you are not going to heat it back up (the cream will cool it considerably) then add vanilla and stir. If you are heating it back up to enjoy hot then add vanilla after heating it up.

I only use the instant coffee because I have some to use up. It would be just as practical to use real coffee about 4 oz with 2 oz almond milk. There is also nothing wrong with regular whole fat milk, I just love almond milk. Though never use lowfat milk or lowfat anything. Lowfat products are usually sweetened and you do not need the extra carbs and even if they have no added sugars (think high fructose corn syrup that can now legally be labeled as natural flavoring) the process of removing the fat increases the carbs. Your body should not be exposed to unwrapped carbs. Carbs should be earned by your body having to extract it from fibers or fats. Not just poured into the blood stream (what happens when they are unwrapped). The volume of ingredients is based on the need to fit it in my favorite 12 oz coffee mug. 😉

There are a few vegetable fats that are not dangerous. Cold Pressed Single Sourced olive oil is great. Though if it does not say cold pressed, it is not. Single sourced is important because you do not want a mix of questionably sourced olive oil that may not be what it is labeled as. Naturally Refined avocado oil. If you are using it for low temp cooking or as an ingredient (say in mayonnaise) unrefined is fine. Unrefined avocado oil has an extremely low smoke point and is unsuitable for high temp cooking. Though refined avocado oil has the highest smoke point of any oil we currently use to cook with. If you see some article or cookbook referring to avocado oil as a low temp cooking oil, they are referring to unrefined avocado oil (and should have noted such). Coconut oil is great and coconut MCT oil is a great way to add some healthy fat to your drinks. Cold pressed is important because if it is not cold pressed then chemicals that are known to be hazardous to human health are used to extract the oils from the vegetation. Not to mention that these oils will be made rancid by these chemicals and then deodorized by other chemicals. So you are eating food cooked in rancid deodorized oil, or even worse you decided to use that oil as an ingredient! There are a few seed oils that if cold pressed are healthy though they are rarely found in markets and extremely expensive. Remember, if it does not say cold pressed it is not. Keep in mind that not all seeds and grains can have the oil extracted without a chemical process (think rapeseed oil (aka: canola oil), corn oil and mixed vegetable oil (usually just referred to as vegetable oil). These are toxic and should never be consumed by human beings (or other animals).

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#MorningBeverage #AnimalFat #VegetableFat #SeedOils #ColdPressed #SingleSourced #NaturallyRefined

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Max Burns @themaxburns

From the U.S. Holocaust Museum:

"What distinguishes a concentration camp from a prison (in the modern sense) is that it functions outside of a judicial system. The prisoners are not indicted or convicted of any crime by judicial process." Welp.

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Bash 5.3.0

I am a Fedora user so I stay cutting edge, as that is one of the key objectives of the Fedora Project. Though every once in a while, while not opting for going Rawhide (a Fedora Pre-release), I want to check out a new feature in a tool I use a lot. Well, there is probably no tool I use more than my shell. Bash 5.3.0 Release Candidates (RC) have been available for a while and after reading an article yesterday I just had to check it out. So I went over to GNU and downloaded the latest RC for BASH 5.3.0. I am checking it out and I like some of the new features. My system default shell is still Bash 5.2.37. Though my local install allows me to use bash for my personal usage.
This is where how you write a shebang line really comes into pla

Bash 5.3.0

#!/usr/bin/bash

# My really cool script here
# ...

Then the system default would be used. The same would be true for #!/bin/sh and #!/bin/bash as on modern systems they are likely just a symbolic link to /usr/bin/bash. In fact on Fedora /bin is a symbolic link to /usr/bin. To be sure that my scripts use Bash 5.3.0 I use the following shebang:

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# My even cooler Bash 5.3.0 script!
# ...

This works because by default, /usr/local/bin is before /usr/bin on the system path. This is by design. So that local installs by your admin (which is probably you) will override system defaults. As /usr/bin/env uses the system path to find bash in this later shebang line example it will find my locally installed version of Bash 5.3.0. This is preferable to hard coding where bash is on the system. Which could change. I could later decide I wanted to use a custom build of bash and install it in $HOME/bin just for my personal use. As $HOME/bin (by default) precedes both /usr/loca/bin and /usr/bin in the system path (this also is by design). My scripts with #!/usr/bin/env bash will use my custom built bash as I intended. This type of example is exactly why the POSIX standard recommends this form of shebang line.

System scripts will be written with the #!/bin/sh or #!/usr/bin/bash form of shebang line so if they have dependencies on that version of the shell I am still safe. I have not broken my system by installing a more recent version of bash.

note: This is also relevant to MacOS users that install the latest version of bash via homebrew as homebrew installs to /usr/local/bin for this reason. To replace software for the user but to leave the system software as is as the system may have dependencies on as specific version of software.

#gnu #gnulinux #linux #shebang #bash5.3.0

#linux #gnulinux #gnu #shebang #bash5.3.0

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Thanks.
Mine came packed with latest it seem. NOT

bash --version
GNU bash, version 5.2.37(1)-release (x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu)
Copyright (C) 2022 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>

This is free software; you are free to change and redistribute it.
There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.

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

" This works because by default, /usr/local/bin is before /usr/bin on the system path. This is by design. So that local installs by your admin (which is probably you) will override system defaults" which I'm not so found about.

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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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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 is a central point for development, distribution and maintenance of free software, both GNU and non-GNU.

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Yes, that is why I gave you the link 😉

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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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Roger.

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which I'm not so found about.

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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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. Let env 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.

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@Unus Nemo ok
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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@Unus Nemo I know as you do I'm paranoid Android.. ; )

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youtu.be/jyVIqq4VBy4?si=ghnWxw…

If you need help compiling bash just read the file named INSTALL in the source directory.

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@Unus Nemo I did it before.
4 HomeBrew, to crypt this router dns..

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Agriculture

For the hearing impaired, please note the video has a transcript on YouTube to help you follow along.

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 ...

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Amendment XIV

For Those Who Have Forgotten

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@unusnemo
Sorry, wasn't trying to be exclusive, simply brief.

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@troy_friz_zell @Robert Reich

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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