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ramnath@nerdpol.ch
ramnath

#Subud,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snJfaHQeevE&embeds_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.subudbritain.org%2F&feature=emb_logo

https://www.subudbritain.org/about-subud/

The founder of Subud, Bapak Muhammad Subuh Sumohadiwijojo (Bapak), explained that the latihan is a method of #worshipping #God that is open to #all #mankind and whose source is the power of God.

The practice of the latihan involves voluntary #surrender to the power of God. After quietening one’s thoughts and desires, one makes the intention to worship only God, who has the power to reach and move a #human #being from within, without any external means. This power is the #source of the #latihan. Once in such a quiet state, one may feel spontaneous vibrations or movements that derive from #divine #grace. By willingly following these movements, one can #experience a #worship #free #of #thought and #desire.

only 10,000 in the whole world /

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nowisthetime@pod.automat.click
nowisthetime

https://insighttimer.com/transcendence/guided-meditations/the-love-frequency-connecting-with-source

This is a #healing #sound #therapy to help #reconnect with #Source #Energy and #transcend us into #multiD #Consciousness. The Binaural Beats incorporate the carrier frequency of 221.23Hz with a binaural frequency of 10.5Hz. The carrier frequency supports higher love energy and aspiration for harmony, while the beat frequency is associated with #Love of #Life, Love of Self, and others. For best results, please wear headphones.

nowisthetime@pod.automat.click
nowisthetime

#Communicating with THE #SOURCE INTELLIGENCE and Beyond - Strange #CROP_CIRCLE FORCES!
https://www.bitchute.com/video/HdZshmJcm4Uu/

Recognized as an authority on the effects of electromagnetic fields on living systems, Lucy Pringle is one of the world’s leading crop circle photographers and researchers and a founding member of the Centre for #CropCircle Studies. She lectures internationally and lives in Hampshire, England. In this fascinating workshop Lucy discusses a strange intelligence associated with crop formations along with unusual phenomena and mysterious forces of energy. Is there a way of communicating with this source?

Communicating with THE SOURCE INTELLIGENCE and Beyond - Strange CROP CIRCLE FORCES!

Ancient Secret Discoveries 398K subscribers Recognized as an authority on the effects of electromagnetic fields on living systems, Lucy Pringle is one of the world’s leading crop circle photographers and researchers and a founding member of the Cen


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hackbyte@friendica.utzer.de
hackbyte (friendica) 13HB1

Many, MANY years ago, there was a project called #OScar. It was about creating a open source car, with all the basics needed.. Sadly, it never took off.... but cars in one way or another still took a bit from the open source community and implemented CAN-Bus for example, which gives us a convenient bus and a vector to hack into the cars internals...

Well, my ambitions aren't half of that .... but i got into thinking, if it could be possible, to assemble a open source cargo e-bike/pedelec.

I for myself have a very speficic design in mind .. but i'm probably just one of a _LOT_ of ppl interested in working on such a vehicle.

Especially in the range of E-bikes and Pedelecs, there is a myriad of possible variations ...... but with some modularization we still can build upon some few standard components possibly...

And hopefully even bring up open source hard and software for things like motor-controllers and stuff....

What do you think?

#Open #Source #Hardware #Bike #Pedelec

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canoodle@nerdpol.ch
SilouettE

The Unix philosophy - simple and beautiful (so it "just works")

“The Unix Philosophy in One Lesson”

“All the philosophy really boils down to one iron law, the hallowed ‘KISS principle’ of master engineers everywhere:”

https://homepage.cs.uri.edu/~thenry/resources/unix_art/ch01s07.html

https://homepage.cs.uri.edu/~thenry/resources/unix_art/ch01s07.html

src: https://homepage.cs.uri.edu/~thenry/resources/unix_art/ch01s07.html

“Keep It Simple, Stupid” or “Keep It Super Simple” (less offensive)

The Unix philosophy emphasizes building simple, short, clear, modular, and extensible code that can be easily maintained and repurposed by developers other than its creators.

This is what allows a system to “boom” “it just work” as Mr Jobs puts it.

The Unix philosophy favors composability as opposed to monolithic design.

Later summarized by Peter H. Salus in A Quarter-Century of Unix (1994):[1] This is the Unix philosophy:

would add:

  • Keep it as simple as possible and as complex as ABSOLUTELY necessary (more moving parts = more problems)
  • simplify & agree on common standards & automate:
    • design standards together “open standards”, so they can take care of (almost) all required use cases
  • software minimalism
    • only run as little software on a system (even if it has plenty of resources) as absolutely necessary
    • for example: don’t run full blown desktop guis on servers that do not need them
      • a lot of admins rely on the “html gui” webmin, and virtualmin
        • if that helps to keep a system in well working secure shape, that’s fine but
 it is not optimal for two reasons: - less software = always better - at least enhance security with a ssh-tunnel, meaning the port to access web-console (80 or 443) should only be accessible by localhost via ssh-tunnel (if there are zero-day exploits against latest OpenSSH (aka OpenSSH hacked) it’s “all internet offline doomsday” anyway
 so this very very critical piece of software needs relentless testing and fast updates/patching) - gui-admins using this software, know “the gui buttons” but not the bash commands - thus: the gui-admins do not really know, what the software is actually doing in the background when they click a button, thus they might be unable to debug the problem, if things fail (that is where this “monitor all logs” bash script comes in handy)

  • genius: “the genius is in control of chaos” (maybe true for a while, but long term it’s deadly wrong)

  • standards:

    • to standardize is a good thing, imagine a world, where every electronic device would have it’s own power plug
 nobody could plugin anywhere without adapters
 adding adapters increases complexity (fire hazard?) and decreasing simplicity
    • https://dwaves.de/2019/02/26/usb-cable-salad-of-madness-usb-3-0-and-wifi-interference-micro-usb-usb-c-mess-has-finally-arrived/
    • what existing standards are there?
    • can they be adapted? (try to identify & contact the creators)
      • instead of everyone making a new standard -> mess-of-standards (maximum incompatibility to each other)
    • is it really necessary to create a new standard? (e.g. one fine day, someone might decide to use /config for config files and not /etc, because what does etc stand for? (it stands for “all other files that do not fall in the /bin /dev /lib /usr /sbin
 category” it stands for “et cetera” (lat. “the rest”))
      • it evolved into “the directory where config files are stored” and everyone knows that, so it has “grown” into a standard
      • it is agreed, that things should be called what they are and the naming of this directory is just bad (not self speaking)
      • but changing that standard would mess up this “grown-into-standard” and get a lot of users and programs confused
 worth it?
      • imho THE worst idea is to add another directory and place another network config file, so that there are 2, 3, 4, 5 different places to configure network = complete mess

Malcolm Douglas McIlroy: “Everything was small
 and my heart sinks for Linux when I see the size of it. [
]

The manual page, which really used to be a manual page, is now a small volume, with a thousand options


We used to sit around in the Unix Room saying, ‘What can we throw out? Why is there this option?’

It’s often because there is some deficiency in the basic design — you didn’t really hit the right design point.

Instead of adding an option, think about what was forcing you to add that option.” (src: https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Doug_McIlroy)

https://archive.org/details/DougMcIlroy_AncestryOfLinux_DLSLUG

Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie, key proponents of the Unix philosophy.

“we are trying to make computing as simple as possible – in the late 1960s Dennis Richie and I realized that the then current Operating System where much way too complex – we attempted to reverse this trend by building a small simple operating system on a minicomputer” (Ken Thompson)

“What we wanted to preserve was not just a good programming environment in which to do programming – but a system around which a community could form – fellowship – we knew from experience that the essence of communal computing – as supplied by remote access time sharing systems – is not just to type programs into a terminal instead of a key-punch – but to encourage close communication” (Dennis M. Ritchie)

https://homepage.cs.uri.edu/~thenry/resources/unix_art/ch01s06.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy

“As a programmer, it is your job to put yourself out of business. What you do today can be automated tomorrow.”

— Doug McIlroy

Damn this guy is a philosopher.

Working in IT seems to be just like capitalism itself: working to make one’s job obsolete. “great” outlook.

There need to be alternative lifestyles that make sense and are sustainable.

https://ytpak.net/watch?v=JoVQTPbD6UY

[video width=”586″ height=”436″ mp4=”https://dwaves.de/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Ken-Thompson-and-Dennis-Ritchie-Explain-UNIX-Bell-Labs.mp4″\]\[/video\]

what happens if companies can not agree on standards:

  • probably the best example:

    • Apple and the “one button vs two button mouse”

    • “Steven P. Jobs, once said that one was the obvious answer because that made it impossible to push the wrong button” (src)

      • turns out: two button mouses are “easy enough” for users that used them for more than 3 days straight
      • by now, approx 99% of Apple’s one-button mouses are in the (recycling?)trash and got replaced by at least two-button mouses (what a waste of resources, right?)
      • GNU Linux users would want a 3 button mouse (the middle button is for pasting stuff)

      • Why Apple hates USB?

        • probably: so Apple can sell more power adapters
        • turns out: shipping iphones without adapters while charging the same price makes even more money

        • finally in 2020 (after aprox. 10 years?) they came along and adopted USB-C Macbook ARM M1 CPU 

          - they are still refusing to make the iPhone charge via USB-C
- [![https://dissectiontable.com/best-chargers-iphone-12-pro-mini-max/](https://dissectiontable.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Best-chargers-for-iPhone-12-iphone-12-Pro-12-Mini-iphone-12-pro-max.jpg)](https://dissectiontable.com/best-chargers-iphone-12-pro-mini-max/)

          > <https://dissectiontable.com/best-chargers-iphone-12-pro-mini-max/>
- so the user STILL in 2022 needs a special Apple cable to plug into “everyone’s else’s” chargers 
          - it is
 
                      - 1) truly ridiculous
                      - 2) wasting resources (in 2022 the electronic trash recycling quotas are still pretty bad, only [13% to 35%](https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=how+much+of+electronic+waste+get%27s+recycled) of disposed electronics becomes new electronics)
                      - 3) #wtf Apple seriously?

#linux #gnu #gnulinux #opensource #administration #sysops #unix #philosophy #m #mcilroy #philosophie #torvalds #itsec #cybersecurity #security #kernel #thompson #ritchie #apple #jobs #standards #standard #gnu-linux #simplify #open #source #openstandards

Originally posted at: https://dwaves.de/2017/05/02/the-unix-philosophy-simple-and-beautiful-so-it-just-works/

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mimoutte@diaspora.psyco.fr
Mireille M.

#news #poésie #couloir #gauche #direction #indication #hésitation #tergiversation #angoisse #source #attrindre #mywork #mytexte

Au bout du couloir Ă  gauche..
C’est dit, c’est sĂ»r, c’est Ă©vident,
Ça coule de source,
C’est là, au bout du couloir à gauche
Plus d’hĂ©sitation, de tergiversation
C’est clair et sans emphase,
Au bout du couloir Ă  gauche,
Une bienveillante direction,
Sans excessive explication,
Au bout du couloir Ă  gauche,
Tout s’éclaire, plus d’angoisse
Une promesse, un espoir..
Au bout du couloir Ă  gauche,
C’est beau comme du Verlaine
Comme une ritournelle sans façon,
Au bout du couloir Ă  gauche,
Si on arrive à l’atteindre,
Si on arrive jusque-lĂ ,
Au bout du couloir Ă  gauche.
Pour un instant pour un instant seulement

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cle@diasp.de
Clé

PROJET "oasis" ZONE LIBRE

#niĂšvre #58 #france #nivernais #bourgogne #bazois #lieu #zonelibre #terrain #source #collectif

Salut Ă  toustoutes,
Je suis en passe d'acheter un terrain entre Nevers et ChĂąteau-Chinon.
J'avais d'abord l'intention d'y habiter, mais il n'est pas constructible et...je n'avais pas de joie à cette idée.
La joie est venue avec l'idée de l'ouvrir à tous : en faire un #jardin partagé.
Perma-cultiver avec conscience, interagir dans nos rapports humains et humains-nature avec bienveillance sans se sentir séparés. (Ok, une part de moi trouve ça un peu bisounours, mais j'espÚre que ça fait écho chez certains, non ?)

Le terrain fait environ 2000m2, est en pente sud-ouest. Il est situé dans un hameau. Il y a une petite bergerie (dans son jus) et une source.

Mon idĂ©e : monter une asso pour gĂ©rer le lieu, peut-ĂȘtre que cette asso me rachĂšte le terrain Ă  terme (ou pas).
Que ce lieu soit accessible à tous, géré en #co-responsabilité-financiÚre ; rénover la bergerie pour en faire un lieu d'accueil et de réunion pour partages et ateliers.
Construire le jardin en #géométrie-sacrée, en partenariat avec les énergies du lieu.

Qui suis-je ? Visite mon profil et contacte-moi !

Ce projet résonne pour toi ? Contacte-moi !

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sylviaj@joindiaspora.com
Sylvia J

Western states face first federal water cuts

https://apnews.com/article/business-health-environment-and-nature-climate-change-89ff76829e3a3c7ed514320e9a40df8f

#BureauOfReclamation #usbr to declare first-ever #water #shortage at the #Colorado #River, a water #source for 40 million people and millions of acres of #farmland. #Arizona to be hardest hit, losing 18% of its share from the river. #Nevada loses 7%, #Mexico 5%

#western #states #drought #environment #climatechange #lakemead #lakepowell #reservoirs #us #newmexico #nevada #colorado #utah #wyoming #california #farmers #nature

EXPLAINER: Western states face first federal water cuts

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. officials on Monday declared the first-ever water shortage from a river that serves 40 million people in the West, triggering cuts to some Arizona farmers next year amid a gripping drought.

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