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  1. Gyred words

    #MastoPrompt #Gimble

    ••⋅☾#片歌☽⋅••

    My words
    Gimbal in the wabe
    #PoetryOnTheFly

    ••⋅☾#katauta☽⋅••

    ••⋅☾#ものく☽⋅••

    gimble not gimbal pun not intended

    ••⋅☾#Monoku☽⋅••

    #AliceInWonderland #LewisCarrol #NMPoetry #PoetryOnTheFly

  2. Gyred words

    #MastoPrompt #Gimble

    ••⋅☾#片歌☽⋅••

    My words
    Gimbal in the wabe
    #PoetryOnTheFly

    ••⋅☾#katauta☽⋅••

    ••⋅☾#ものく☽⋅••

    gimble not gimbal pun not intended

    ••⋅☾#Monoku☽⋅••

    #AliceInWonderland #LewisCarrol #NMPoetry #PoetryOnTheFly

  3. Gyred words

    #MastoPrompt #Gimble

    ••⋅☾#片歌☽⋅••

    My words
    Gimbal in the wabe
    #PoetryOnTheFly

    ••⋅☾#katauta☽⋅••

    ••⋅☾#ものく☽⋅••

    gimble not gimbal pun not intended

    ••⋅☾#Monoku☽⋅••

    #AliceInWonderland #LewisCarrol #NMPoetry #PoetryOnTheFly

  4. fromoldbooks.org/LewisCaroll-A

    The Dalziel Brothers did a great job engraving this Tenniel picture, with a stuck-up Queen Alice knocking on a Royal door (in Norman style) with her scepter while the frog servant holds a rake.

    The Dalziel Brothers were a respectable London firm of engravers for many years and did a lot of great work.

    #alice #AliceThroughTheLookingGlass #lewisCarrol #royalty #fobo #vintageArt #engraving #vintageEngraving #GIMP #GIMP3 #Gimp_3 #Dalziel #Tenniel

  5. Live a whole century, keep learning for a whole century, the Russians say.
    Today I Learned™ how the Bourne-again shell catches bullets carefully
    aimed at my foot.

    I have a `bash' script, call it `baz', that post-processes text
    produced by `foo-bar' (rest assured, though, that it remains within
    all recognition).

    Doing due diligence documentation-wise, I wanted to collect an example
    of the end result into a comment in the same script.

    So naive, I took myself for a ride:

    $ foo-bar | baz | sed 's/^/### /' >> baz
    bash: baz: Text file busy

    (I expected that the shell would (try to) execute the appended lines,
    so I commented them Just In Time. Running this with `strace' is left
    as an exercise.)

    PIPESTATUS was (0 141 1) and the output "softly and suddenly vanished away"...

    --
    "For the Snark was a Boojum, you see."

    #BourneAgainShell
    #BourneShell
    #ComputerProgramming
    #Hunting
    #LewisCarrol
    #Queen
    #QuoteAbuse

  6. Live a whole century, keep learning for a whole century, the Russians say.
    Today I Learned™ how the Bourne-again shell catches bullets carefully
    aimed at my foot.

    I have a `bash' script, call it `baz', that post-processes text
    produced by `foo-bar' (rest assured, though, that it remains within
    all recognition).

    Doing due diligence documentation-wise, I wanted to collect an example
    of the end result into a comment in the same script.

    So naive, I took myself for a ride:

    $ foo-bar | baz | sed 's/^/### /' >> baz
    bash: baz: Text file busy

    (I expected that the shell would (try to) execute the appended lines,
    so I commented them Just In Time. Running this with `strace' is left
    as an exercise.)

    PIPESTATUS was (0 141 1) and the output "softly and suddenly vanished away"...

    --
    "For the Snark was a Boojum, you see."

    #BourneAgainShell
    #BourneShell
    #ComputerProgramming
    #Hunting
    #LewisCarrol
    #Queen
    #QuoteAbuse

  7. Live a whole century, keep learning for a whole century, the Russians say.
    Today I Learned™ how the Bourne-again shell catches bullets carefully
    aimed at my foot.

    I have a `bash' script, call it `baz', that post-processes text
    produced by `foo-bar' (rest assured, though, that it remains within
    all recognition).

    Doing due diligence documentation-wise, I wanted to collect an example
    of the end result into a comment in the same script.

    So naive, I took myself for a ride:

    $ foo-bar | baz | sed 's/^/### /' >> baz
    bash: baz: Text file busy

    (I expected that the shell would (try to) execute the appended lines,
    so I commented them Just In Time. Running this with `strace' is left
    as an exercise.)

    PIPESTATUS was (0 141 1) and the output "softly and suddenly vanished away"...

    --
    "For the Snark was a Boojum, you see."

    #BourneAgainShell
    #BourneShell
    #ComputerProgramming
    #Hunting
    #LewisCarrol
    #Queen
    #QuoteAbuse

  8. Live a whole century, keep learning for a whole century, the Russians say.
    Today I Learned™ how the Bourne-again shell catches bullets carefully
    aimed at my foot.

    I have a `bash' script, call it `baz', that post-processes text
    produced by `foo-bar' (rest assured, though, that it remains within
    all recognition).

    Doing due diligence documentation-wise, I wanted to collect an example
    of the end result into a comment in the same script.

    So naive, I took myself for a ride:

    $ foo-bar | baz | sed 's/^/### /' >> baz
    bash: baz: Text file busy

    (I expected that the shell would (try to) execute the appended lines,
    so I commented them Just In Time. Running this with `strace' is left
    as an exercise.)

    PIPESTATUS was (0 141 1) and the output "softly and suddenly vanished away"...

    --
    "For the Snark was a Boojum, you see."

    #BourneAgainShell
    #BourneShell
    #ComputerProgramming
    #Hunting
    #LewisCarrol
    #Queen
    #QuoteAbuse

  9. @anonimno @sharan Does anyone know the way out or do we have to go on a journey similar to Alice and end up running as fast as we can just to stay in the same place like the Red Queen?

    #emacs #rabbithole #lewiscarrol #redqueen