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Nice, now you can set up a jail to run GIMPS :) I think Jails are the best container type thing out there by far.

mersenne.org/

I did that ages ago when I had a desktop w/FreeBSD. The system''s CPU failed a few years ago and I have not had a system to use FreeBSD on since :(

www.mersenne.orgGreat Internet Mersenne Prime Search - PrimeNetGreat Internet Mersenne Prime Search - Finding world record primes since 1996. GIMPS is an organized search for Mersenne prime numbers using provided free software.
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Despite us being over three months into Trump 2.0, I still periodically still find it breathtaking how much unhinged cartoon villain bullshit they can cram into any given exercise of power. This story for example touches on the way the Klepto Kaiser is using the Department of Justice as his personal legal team to further the objectives of his donors, Trump's attempts to seize power for the presidency from other government bodies, and Downmarket Mussolini's fake "national emergency" scheme to do blatantly illegal shit because Pam Bondi thinks it walks.

This week the Department of Justice filed complaints or lawsuits against four states, New York, Vermont, Hawaii, and Michigan, to stop them from enforcing their own state climate laws and mechanisms to hold the fossil fuel companies killing us all, financially accountable for their crimes against humanity.

commondreams.org/news/trump-ph

Trump's 'Phony Energy Emergency' Used by DOJ to Target State Climate Laws

"On Thursday, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) filed complaints against New York and Vermont over their climate superfund laws, which empower states to seek financial compensation from fossil fuel companies to help cover the costs of climate mitigation. The burning of fossil fuels is the main driver of human-caused global heating.

Separately, the DOJ also sued Hawaii and Michigan "to prevent each state from suing fossil fuel companies in state court to seek damages for alleged climate change harms."

As the article mentions, Bondi's maneuvers here stem from Trump's April 8th sweeping executive order in which the president claims the authority to erase any law at any level of government that might impede the fossil fuel companies that put Trump into power; because he also declared a fake national energy emergency. Like most of Der Leader's executive orders, the dictate is vague and broad enough to essentially empower Trump to bulldoze anyone or anything he doesn't agree with, which is pretty much all climate or fossil fuel extraction legislation or regulations. The order is also almost certainly illegal; whatever that actually means in a burgeoning fascist dictatorship where the regime is openly ignoring a number of court orders as we speak.

It's hard to really drill down here and find the greater problem with all of this because virtually everything about this executive order is itself an existential crisis. The planet is literally on fire, climate crisis is real, and billions of (mostly poor) people's lives hang in the balance; the last thing anyone needs is for Trump to empower extractivist mass murder companies to rip more fossil fuels we shouldn't even be burning out of the ground because they're greedy, and Trump wants to pretend he can drive gas prices down and create an American economic utopia by drilling more oil as the world turns to ash. Secondly, to our great shame Trump was elected President of the United States, but he was not made King of the realm and he does not have the power to override the authority of every State government in America on a whim; nor should any president have that authority, as winger fascist "states rights" debate bros have been reminding us all for six decades. If Trump wants to dismantle state climate laws and regulations, his Big Oil donors are going to have to take it through the courts just like everyone else; and yet here's Trump trying to bully their way across the finish line on the cusp of being sued by Hawaii, with one signature.

In my mind however the most shameful and egregious part of all this is the way Trump is weaponizing the Department of Justice to fight the legal battles of extractivist corporations and donors who helped him become president. Not only does it make clear the reality that Trump perceives the Justice Department as the president's own private cadre of lawyers who exist to prosecute his grievances and manipulate the law to further his fascist objectives, but it's also a pretty clear example of quid pro quo and bribery. The message here is if you donate enough money to Trump, you get Trump's lawyers to work for you and those lawyers happen to be the literal Department of Justice; and there's not a lotta wiggle room to argue otherwise, quite frankly. Obviously none of this is how either the Justice Department or presidential power is supposed to work, but as usual the Klepto Kaiser and his bootlicking Attorney General, Pam Bondi, don't seem to care.


#Fascism #ClimateCrisis #Trump #PamBondi #DoJ #Hawaii #Michigan #Vermont #NewYork #ClimateSuperfund #BigOil #FossilFuels #Extractivism #Capitalism #Bribery #ExxonMobil #Chevron #BP #Shell

Common Dreams · Trump's 'Phony Energy Emergency' Used by DOJ to Target State Climate Laws | Common Dreams"There is no energy emergency, and Trump's stated reasoning for it is as much a scam as every other pathetic con and hustle this president attempts," said one consumer campaigner.

Currently listening to "ZauberwalD.mod" by slash/atd/rpsg from the revision Demoscene party 2025 and had the compulsion on working on/optimizing my Amiga music file (mod, ahx, prt, tfmx fc14... etc) -> UADE -> FLAC -> NAS shell script...

Not really happy with kdialog/dbus interface on FreeBSD, maybe I should look into other script UI dialogs. Anything other than yad or zenity , which could be used instead? Need a yes/no box and a progressbar. Any hint into the right direction more than welcome.

#shell#script#unix

Day 03 of #31DaysOfFreeBSD :freebsd:

After exploring `sh` for a bit, I downloaded and switched to `oksh` - the portable OpenBSD korn shell - as my interactive shell.

Now I have my `.kshrc` configured nicely with my coloured two-line prompt, functions, aliases, and history.

Source: gitlab.com/dwarmstrong/dotfile

GitLab.kshrc · master · Daniel Wayne Armstrong / dotfiles · GitLabConfiguration files in $HOME
#oksh#korn#shell

The world's biggest #companies have caused $28 trillion in #climate damage, a new study estimates
A Dartmouth College research team came up with the estimated #pollution caused by 111 companies, with more than half of the total dollar figure coming from 10 #fossilfuel providers: Saudi #Aramco, #Gazprom, #Chevron, #ExxonMobil, #BP, #Shell, National Iranian #Oil Co., #Pemex, Coal India and the British #Coal Corporation.
apnews.com/article/climate-cha
#climatechange #climatecrisis

Half of world’s #CO2 #emissions come from 36 #fossilfuel firms
Report found that 36 major fossil fuel companies, including #SaudiAramco, #Coal #India, #ExxonMobil, #Shell and numerous Chinese companies, produced coal, oil and gas responsible for more than 20bn tonnes of CO2 emissions in 2023.
Global emissions must fall by 45% by 2030 if the world is to have a good chance of limiting temperature rise to 1.5C
theguardian.com/environment/20
#climatechange #climatecrisis #climate

The Guardian · Half of world’s CO2 emissions come from 36 fossil fuel firms, study showsBy Damian Carrington
Nixers Newsletter #286 is out!

Dive into topics like PulseAudioDB, OpenBSD routers, shell history improvements, and more.
It's a solid edition with a gem: “Get your own home bin”, something we probably all do already in our own special ways.

https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/sysadmin/MyPersonalProgramsSetup

→ Full issue: https://newsletter.nixers.net/entries.php#286
#Unix #Linux #OpenBSD #Shell #Dotfiles #Newsletter #Nixers
utcc.utoronto.caChris's Wiki :: blog/sysadmin/MyPersonalProgramsSetup

The latests release of Fedora Workstation adds enhanced video performance, offline speech recognition and text-to-speech (TTS) improvements. It also includes screen time tracking and break reminders, useful for ADHD sufferers and to reduce burnout.

Details: fedoramagazine.org/whats-new-f
Download: fedoraproject.org/workstation/

Fedora Magazine · What's New in Fedora Workstation 42 - Fedora MagazineCheck out some of the notable new features in Fedora Linux 42 Workstation. It's the answer to life, the universe and everything!
Sugestão pessoal para #TerSoftware sobre #PDF: qPDF Decode (GPLv3+), conjunto de scripts com o único propósito de facilitar salvar versão decifrada de PDF com senha, sem outras alterações.

Como sou uma pessoa metódica que arquiva contas e comprovantes, achava muito incômodo o fluxo de trabalho necessário para isso a cada vez que recebia uma fatura em PDF cifrado: tinha que "salvar como PDF" o PDF aberto com a senha e, mesmo assim, o resultado não era satisfatório. Durante muito tempo, procurei por programas nesse sentido, porém não encontrei algo a contento. Então, decidi programar isso ao mesmo tempo em que aprendia um pouco de #POSIX #Shell.

Agora, basta mandar abrir o PDF com qpdf-decode-gui, escolher onde salvar o resultado — ou o padrão será o mesmo nome do original com o sufixo _decrypted —, informar a senha esperada e pronto: está salvo. 💾

Só testei em :gnu: GNU/Linux, mas é para funcionar em qualquer sistema operacional que implemente POSIX, tenha o programa qpdf (licença Apache2) e, se desejar interface gráfica, também yad (GPLv3). Pode ser integrado aos diversos ambientes desktop mais comuns, seguindo especificações do XDG.

#GNU #Unix #BSD #SoftwareLivre
Summary card of repository daltux/qpdf-decode
Codeberg.orgqpdf-decodeShell scripts for easy decrypting PDF files with password using qpdf and a GUI version with YAD

I think I won't bother anymore with writing (bash) shell scripts that are longer than a few lines. I find the syntax too unintuitive and there are better programming languages like PHP that produce more readable code.

In the last two hours, I translated a bash shell script with ~250 lines to a PHP CLI script. The latter is nearly 400 lines long but definetly more readable and it also has more user-friendly output.

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