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bus caught fire

06:32 Monday 21 December 2020 JST

Riding on a bus going through some narrow curvy streets that created a mesh of docks over water on the way to port some kids stupidly got in the way of the bus and were nearly injured but the bus driver stopped which caused overheating in the front of the bus which caught fire so I informed the bus driver who started spraying flame retardant on the fire to keep it from spreading while the little kids ran away as they saw the black smoke coming from the bus. Speaking Japanese, I told the bus driver more places where the fire was burning.

writing from my new lemur

Okay yay! A couple days ago I received my new System76 laptop running Pop!_OS.

1. The first day, I installed a few things including Dragonframe, and

copied all my Marble Track 3 data for Dragonframe. Also got signed in to https://chat.pop-os.org/ and have received help from some peeps, notably @derpmatt, @datapoke, and @mmstick

1. The second day, I cloned a copy of my hugo website and journal

entries, then while researching Virtualbox replacements, I discovered Barrier and got it installed on old machine and new machine so I can use my same keyboard and mouse and smoothly control both machines. So nice!

1. Today I started to dig into my BASH and Emacs configurations. So

far, I have gotten to the point that I can type C-c j to (start the macro that accepts title, N tags, and optional date so I can) create journal entries.

15:39

I think I was able to upload the entries from here. I had to create a specific entry in .ssh/config for Github, similar to what I did for Bitbucket.

#ssh bitbucket with specific key
Host sbucket
    Hostname bitbucket.org
    IdentityFile ~/.ssh/lemur-bitbucket-20dec2020
    IdentitiesOnly yes

#ssh github with specific key
Host sgithub
    Hostname github.com
    IdentityFile ~/.ssh/lemur-bitbucket-20dec2020
    IdentitiesOnly yes

And then I updated the .git/config lines to use sbucket and sgithub as needed, e.g.

[remote "origin"]
	url = git@sbucket:thunderrabbit/robnugen-journal-entries.git
	fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*