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today:
* further testing of #fedora 40 on #virtualbox , filed https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2276102 and edited https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/112661
* sent talk proposal for #flocktofedora and #devconfus2024
* filed https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/libdecor/libdecor/-/issues/72
* started getting set up to try and bisect https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2274770 but will carry on next week
* more work on my new #openqa container build test - https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/os-autoinst-distri-fedora/pull-request/317
* started working on a little script to find updates stuck in gating and do stuff to them

The Edmonton Police Service's (EPS) top brass had concerns that vaccines for COVID-19 could cause "serious" injury, and mandated them for officers and employees anyway, according to a report.

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Regarding our new #wiki #LinuxMobile section. We have updated the #donations list. It now includes @danctnix and @postmarketOS

https://wiki.techsaviours.org/en/extras/donation_list

There are still some links missing. If you have come across them, please let us know by replying!

Thanks!

#postmarketos #DanctNIX

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Oval gem with Kassandra kneeling at Palladion. Greek, Late Hellenistic Period, Late 1st century BC. Chalkis, Euboea, Greece. Length (withoutsetting): 21 mm (13/16 in.). Sard. 27.713. Francis Bartlett Donation of 1912. © 2013 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Intaglio set in modern gold bezel and loop ring. The priestess Kassandra, daughter of king Priam and queen Hekuba, is shown nude with only a garment draped over her upper arm and right thigh. On her head there is a laurel wreath. With head bowed, she is kneeling in supplication clasping the Palladion, a figure of Athena, with her right hand. In her left hand, she holds a branch. Athena stands with one leg forward, wearing a long, belted garment (chiton) and a crested helmet. On her right arm she bears a shield decorated with Medusa’s head. She holds a spear across her left shoulder. Unfortunately for Kassandra, her prayers to Athena are in vain.
Ancient Greek and Roman art

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The upcoming #MyGNUHealth 2.2 allows to pair and sync data from #bluetooth medical devices such as glucometers, blood pressure monitors and smartwatches like the #PineTime from @PINE64 Stay tuned! 😎
#GNU #OpenScience #eHealth #GNUHealth

From garnet varieties which one is your favorite ?
1. Almandine - Deep red garnet
2. Pyrope - Fiery red garnet
3. Spessartine - Vibrant orange garnet
4. Grossular - Verdant green garnet
5. Andradite - Earthy garnet
6. Uvarovite - Shimmering green garnet
📷 Diamond buzz

Bocca della Verità🔘
(The Mouth of Truth)
•Is a big mask made of marble with hollow holes for eyes and its gaping mouth.
•Now rests outside the doors of the Santa Maria in Cosmedin church,Rome, Italy.
•Dating back to around the 1st century AD and weighs about 1300 kg and probably depicts the face of the sea titan god Oceanus.
•According to the legend the mask bite the hands off of liars.
•The most famous legend tells about a woman considered guilty of adultery.
•She had to put her hand in the mouth, swearing to have never cheated on her husband and La Bocca della Verità didn't close its mouth.
•It has been used as a whimsical lie detector in a number of movies and video games, most famously in the 1953 romance, Roman Holiday.
Elias Robinson

The Byblos figurines are approximately 2,000 statuettes found in ancient Phoenician temples in Lebanon, primarily in Byblos. Originally, many were armed with weapons. The male ones are interpreted to resemble Resheph, the Phoenician deity of war and plague (19th-18th century BCE)
Notice the similarity in design to ancient Egyptian.
American Institute of the Humanities