Canary in the Boston mine
Original blog post by
the FSF's interim co-president
Previously:
I'm yet to publish the final planned inStallmant of the series (it's not at all about the FSF), but it is still at least a few days away, and I don't wish to keep anyone holding their breaths that long.
After that, mark these words: this bird won't sing like this any more, so here's a ''virtual canary'' (Serinus canaria indomitus) instead. It's not needed, but it makes for a much happier home when it's only in the unlocked cage when it wants to. It takes care of itself, but you may want to check back, once in a while, whether it hasn't flown away.
Live long, happy and free, and prosper ethically,
So blong...
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