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Sony Pictures

the crowd roars with laughter.

I felt such pity for Angelina Jolie yesterday after seeing a photo of her glaring at the Sony pictures queen-bee. It must be tough for queen bee girl to be in a club of men like that woman is. But, didn't we already kind of know that Sony, and Hollywoose is an insider's club of nepotism and hidden aristocracy, of which we dare not speak?

Excuse me for pretending to speak for the whole world, but everyone really wishes Angelina well. And we love her even though we don't know her. And we don't care if we meet her. If she were in the room most people would be not bother her because that is the classy thing to do. And we respect her. That's the real world. And that is even Hollywood. That is the real world and Hollywood. Her kind of fame is because of her elegance and personal style. Even if a movie she is in is a dud, she never is because she is the real deal.

As for the other woman in the picture with Ms. Jolie, until a few days ago most people had never even heard of her.

And that the system in our world mandates that the classest of talented people have to basically get into the kitty-litter box with the harridans of hell (like the people who run sony pictures seem to be) . . . it's sad.

But I can say it out loud: these mavons of power monger film making, they fade. The talent that they use to make their films? not so much. We love the people who we hire, so we can't throw them all away. And bad bosses make bad choices, but the people who run the businesses of the company are just worker-janes and worker-joes and might not even understand the intriqueces of world-government through proxy power-monger corporations, and how a small set runs much of the businesses and enterprises of the world. So for the whoevers to be targetting the worker janes and joes of Sony? I say , please, do not do this. Those people don't realize how horrible the system in which they are forced to work has become.

(they do have a choice, that choice is work there or no job at all, they make the better choice, as they decide. They have families to feed. Did you hear about the homeless couple in LA yesterday who were living in the arroyo (the dry river). Well it was raining in LA all week so the river filled right up and they couple had to be saved by the rescue workers (it was very daring, and a movie worthy subject). So that is the fear that the sony-workers have. They might end up living in the river. So don't think that they really have a good choice to quit their jobs because their bosses make some really bad choices?

There is also another possible reason for the attack on Sony over that stupid film: the film is also a slander against the United States implying that we think it is OK to kill people like Kim Jong. Most people here do not like that kind of thing. We do not support assassination. We are not murderers. So, since we don't really know who did the hack, maybe it was someone on our side whose also sick of the crap that these duschebags at sony approve that serve as vile propaganda for forces unknown, forces of havoc. We've let it be for 70 years in Korea, for the most part. We'll keep letting it be for as long as it matters. A war is not what we want, and the people who are mongering for that . . . well . . . their kind exist in all societies and the world is only rid of them when we stop behaving in the way that they try to make us. A propaganda company like . . . is in the business of mind-fudging.

And as far as bad bosses? The solution to that? I am not sure but it isn't terrorizing the little guys (and gals). Do don't do that!


night of the flood in the river in LA

I'll give you anything
that I can if you need it
she told him 
that night
in the rain.
I'll give you sunshine
when you're dying and bleeding
put on bandages, make you and I the same.
We will live
in the river bed
and sleep 
in the tree
When the joy bird lands
he is looking for me.
I saved your life.
you saved mine.
You are the best, the holiest
and most kind.


 and they were saved!

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Political and Media Inanity
by Truck-u-later

Truck-u-later

November 12, 2014

Well, sure is interesting seeing how the situation in this country is proceeding.

Maybe what we need is . . . [billion dollar idea].

His blah 
was very blah 
he was upset
they called his pah
His pah weren't home
he was alone
and then the state,
they make a date.

You get the letter.
Hey, don't forget her.
She will not call.
And that's not all.

You got the numeral
you think it consumeral
that's not a word.
Haven't you heard?

His blah
was blah
he heard the ca
of ten thousand crows
before it snows
in the autumn of the year
they all come here
caw caw caw
that's what I saw.

Ten thousand crows
flying in a swirl
circling above
the Framingham whirl
And there are shoppers
and that's a little girl
at the toy store yard
and a discount card.

Christmas 
at the Crow conclave
it's a Yardgrass Store
with a crow swarm rave
if you count these crows
hey, don't you know, 
this flock it just
grows and grows
the less it rains
the more it snows.
if you are nice
it always shows.

Yes, it's Christmas time again
and thirty thousand crows.
Try to count them
see how the flock grows?
Try to count them
see how the flock grows!
How many of them are there?
No body really knows.
and if anybody tells
their heart just grows.

Yes, it's Christmas conclave
of christmas crows
fifty thousand
and they say ho.
They don't go 'caw', 
or "doe see doe"
I think they are saying
"ho ho ho"


poet's writing 
nonsense poems

. . . well . . . 
     Truck-you-later!

Truckuliteraty of poetical
nonsense
he saw it like that
writing weary rainy day poetry 
that suck the wind out of November
 his poems were vortexes of swirlling
dread dragging the reader
down into a septic upset of
recollection he
felt it like that.
There was a fire.
He put that book of poems,
that he'd written in his funk,
in there.



There was a singleation
of concern, he
wondered if jaded was the correct
word to say
his heart is not a river to be
run across a desert like he let it happen
to himself
he talks all the blame
the dry lands
will get well watered once again in some future
momentary singulary happanstance of wishing to convey,
as if this poet has anything real to say
except that when you go on your way
Praise the Lord!
Praise the Lord for his unfailing love!
That is what Christmas is really all about.

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August Tomatoes

In the back yard!

It's August. People are harvasting their tomatoes. Other people don't have any tomatoes. The chipmunks will eat every single one while it's still very tiny. You need a fortified and fenced in garden.

9:12 AM EST
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Aug 29, 2022

Greetings from tree shaded yard!

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for insight
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Praise the Lord for insight given!



Fix your self and the world gets fixed around you


as an example . . . I have tried to do some introspective things as I come into awareness of my own flaws, and recognize the way I act and correct my self and make a better narrative for myself and for others.




you raise me up
from far away
when a memory
of you
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Somethings never change
nothing need stay the same
ah, but on a website
the constant change
 is kind-of the point . . . 

change without continuity and tradition is often very hard to manage for those thrust into it. And thus the frame of things gives a place for the change to happen. If you violate that idea then you are coming up with something completely different and maybe no one will want to see your new idea, or use your great, new venue, because it's too far out, and very far away from what they currently care about. It's a nether or a meta and it's merely for a lark? Or does it become the next big thing? As fun as graphics are (CGI) and animation, and making a world to fly around in (like minetest, which is easy when you learn how) ultimately such a meta is a hollow place. It's a distraction during the season of gaming. It allows one to brush up on geometry and math, and architectural design, it gives people training in computer languages, it allows someone to make some graphical ideas, and pass a few hours of time every few days or so . . .

To live within such a realm really isn't possible.

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Poem Shards

just who reads, who writes these poems?
off a mountain road the poet roams
but only in a poem.

Realizing that the empty 
is empty
and not needing anything there.

just who shows up and for what?
I'm lonely or am alone or what does it matter?
driving off towards the nothing
walking along the nowhere path
up high
sure, it's a pretty view
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he flew
his fantasy of happy vacation was through.


The deep snow.

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Fedora 40

After 40 different versions what can one say about it anymore? It's installed in all my systems, a day earlier. There are a few minor issues, but no show stoppers.

I did some stuff with lvm to resize a root area. That took a very long time. It's on a machine that maybe just should be retired . . .


April 22, 2024
12:02 PM

Fedora Core 38 beta

Ya, I decided to load Fedora Core 38 Beta about a month ago, and this machine kept shutting down . . . I think I finally fixed it. Tomorrow is the big release day for the Fedora Core 38. My production workstation is still running FC37. I don't know if I'll jump right on it right away. . .

my server is still resetting, or maybe I have it fixed. I decided to just remove plasma-desktop, as I don't use it. The journals were giving all kinds of errors with that, and I think that might have been the issue, conflicting with the gdm that I do use. Worst case I'd just go to runlevel 3 but, as I said in another column, I don't really even know if anyone views these pages anyway.

My production box would upgrade but the dnf says it would downgrade grum and associated tools, and that's never a good thing to do. I'm just not going to do it! anyway I'll check tomorrow when the offical release is and probably do it then. If I'm in the mood.

So now I've run every version of Fedora serving this website! that's a long time.


April 17, 2023 8:28 PM EST


here is from a year ago:

Fedora Core 36 beta

It took some time to figure out how to defeat the new screensaver built in, but I was able to. It's the biggest downside to the new Gnome.

I set the keybindings to something I don't use, and then put in a custom keybinding to use the old tool.

There are other minor things that annoy too, like the restoration of a deleted file that I always have to delete again on every FC core upgrade. The file is name camera-shutte.oga. It's in /usr/share/sounds/freedesktop/stereo

1:12 AM EST 9 April, 2022 

At the precipice of coding.

a mountain trail often has a place with a great view and a perilous fall if you wonder just a bit too far to one side of the trail. It's called a precipice. It's not a scary place. It's a safe place that one passes through.


OK, so I've done an update to FC34.

the biggest issue was . . . . drum roll . . .a lock up of gnome.

and if i clicked on the activities button I would need to reload (log out log back in).

I was able to run stuff without that, and thus determined a list of files that might need to be removed. I did as full reinstall of gnome as such:

dnf reinstall gnome

then I did a

dnf list installed |grep fc33

which gave me a list of files to consider uninstalling.

from that I got the following:

first odd issue:

sudo was not at first working! I had to install it! I kept the configuration file so I have my preferences still set up.

dnf install sudo                                                                                                                                                                          dnf reinstall gnome-*                                                                                                                                                                       dnf reinstall kde*                                                                                                                                                                          dnf reinstall NetworkManager*                                                                                                                                                               dnf remove gnome-screensaver                                                                                                                                                               dnf remove gnome-shell-extension-desktop-icons-20.04.0-2.fc33.noarch                                                                                                                       dnf remove xorg-x11-xkb-extras-7.7-33.fc33.x86_64                                                                                                                                          dnf remove compat-openssl10-1:1.0.2o-11.fc33.x86_64                                                                                                                                        dnf remove mozjs60-60.9.0-7.fc33.x86_64                             

there are still some fc33 packages, (I also looked for fc32 packages, anything older that was gnome)

sudo dnf list installed |grep fc33
biber.noarch                                         2.14-4.fc33                            @fedora               
gamin.x86_64                                         0.1.10-37.fc33                         @fedora               
libgta.x86_64                                        1.0.9-5.fc33                           @fedora 

if removing a package also removed large numbers of other packages, I left it. For each of the few that I did remove, I always would make sure by reading what would happen before agreeing to the transaction.

now the gnome-shell is working and it doesn't lock up. So which of the packages that I removed made the difference? I am not sure.

and so after just a few short hours of install, I've got my system working in away that seems normal.

the new gnome shell moves the icons to the bottom of the screen.

I find gnome-shell to be annoyingly poppy at times. I tend to do things rapidly, and all the popping can be nauseating.

It is helpful to learn how to use dnf. I've found that the reverse history stuff works as long as you haven't made too many changes. It's a dicey, though, to try and go back to an older revision but I did it ONCE. Next time it didn't work out so well. AT that point it was installing dnf and yum from rpms.

and I had success. It's the kind of thing that when you know how to do it . . .

but there was one other trick that I needed and it was a scary way to reset a password and I did discover how to do it. I'm not sharing that one (barely remember) it's like these things exist in a nether, and it's best to . . . let the knowledge fade unless you need it. It's too scary to dwell in that space.

anyway, gnome shell is working. It's not flighty and hanging up. And all it took was to remove the old packages of gnome that might conflict with it. And now I can continue with my review.


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