LucifarGundam @lucifargundam@qoto.org

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#DestinationLinux #podcast 284! 😂❤🐧

We interview Christian Schaller and Lukas Tyrychtr about accessibility work being done in Linux! 🎉😂🐧

& a new educational distro

+ Tips, tricks & app pics!

@cfkschaller
#Linux #podcast #accessibility

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@shibao
You're a grown adult stalking children at a skatepark. At least if you had skates, you'd have an alibi.

@shibao
Go as good as far west as possible and time yourself. Stop when it's time to double back and go to bed.

@GNUxeava
succ it

@GNUxeava
That bad, huh? At least you didn't lose to stuffy bunny.

@GNUxeava
What stuff?

@Stellar
I am subject to many things - objectophilia is not one of those.

@Stellar who would make a bike lane on a govt building?!

@mamemomonga
Conservation of Energy. That won't work.

@noellabo
Chili today
Hot Tomale
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An American joke about the weather.

@Stellar
You have 10 minutes to move your cube.

Your cube is now a brick in the wall of a government building.

Your semiannual property tax payment is due. Do not trespass on government property.

#Rosicrucian #rosecross #quotes

"If you would know a mystic, do not confine your search to monasteries and temples, but look also on the highways and byways, in towns, hamlets, and in the hustle and bustle of the great cosmopolitan centers of the world. When you find someone who is industrious, studious, compassionate, loved by friends, and neighbors, tolerant in religious views, and who can point out to you the magnificence and efficacy of God in the simplest of things, you have found a mystic. With these qualities, whether one is attired in sacerdotal robe or in the overalls of a mechanic, one is none the less a mystic." Ralph M. Lewis

"Mysticism teaches cosmic laws and principles by which we are brought into closer consciousness of our divine power. The mystical experience of union with the One imposes upon the mystic a moral obligation — to use this knowledge for the welfare of others." Rosicrucian Manuscript

"Let us learn to let go, to not allow ourselves to be overwhelmed by the circumstances and conditions of this world. Let us constantly remember that at the heart of ourselves, as at the heart of all human beings, there forever stands a silent and watchful guardian: the Master Within." Christian Bernard

"There is nothing so inspiring, so filled with peace, happiness, perfect health, joy, and contentment as the development of the spiritual nature." H. Spencer Lewis

“In practical living Illumination follows both Intuition and Idealism. Our intuition helps us to form a series of steps to climb. Each step in turn is an ideal; each ideal is more advanced, and more satisfying to our highest psychic self. An ideal may start with health, with personal well-being. Then it may advance to a consideration of the welfare of others, the service of society and then gradually broaden with greater understanding. The idealism prepares the consciousness for Illumination.” Ralph M. Lewis

"As long as we continue to ignore our divine side and the Divine Wisdom and highly specialized faculties and abilities we have, as long as we refuse to use them or exercise them, we will remain in all of our mental and worldly affairs, nothing more than creatures of the animal kingdom. Religions say we should put our faith in God, but as Rosicrucians, we say that we should put our faith in the Divine Consciousness, the Divine Wisdom and the Divine Powers that we all possess and which reside within each of us and remain more or less undeveloped in all human beings." H. Spencer Lewis

"There is a considerable difference between concentrating upon a dream or hope, and concentrating upon building that dream into realization." H. Spencer Lewis

"Once we come to know that by the concentration of the mind on one point, on one principle, on one desire, a power is radiated to that point with creative nature and demonstrative abilities, we will think more carefully, more constructively and more efficiently." H. Spencer Lewis