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diff --git a/dev/docker/build.sh b/dev/docker/build.sh
index ee237616c..71d0094b0 100755
--- a/dev/docker/build.sh
+++ b/dev/docker/build.sh
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-#!/bin/bash
+#!/opt/homebrew/opt/bash/bin/bash
 
 set -e
 

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Dichromate Alternatives

Due to the massive toxicity of hexavalent chromium and its prohibition in the EU, photographers have searched for a number of years for alternatives to potassium and ammonium dichromates in the gum dichromate and carbon transfer processes. Additionally, in gelatine-based processes like carbon transfer, there is a "dark reaction" where dichromate salts can fog the emulsion.

There are basically three major lines of inquiry: one is the Chiba system and variants, and the latter two are photoreactive azide dyes which act as more or less direct substitutes for dichromate.

The Chiba System

The Chiba System uses a ferrous photochemistry to initiate polymerization, exploiting photosensitivity of iron salts used in cyanotype, vandyke, and Pt/Pd processes. It is thorougly documented in a paper available online for carbon and gum printing:

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cloud-init config for nurdism/neko

Tested on DigitalOcean with Ubuntu 20.10 LTS

Put in a valid email and hostname where shown. Update DNS when you get an IP. Short TTL recommended.

The TLS provider for the neko service can be changed from stage to prod when ready.

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use <threads.scad>


test = true;
$fn = 32;

bottom_height=25;

add_to_muz=50;
thread_len = 10.16;

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import Base64 exposing (fromBytes)
import Bytes exposing (Bytes)
import Dict
import Http exposing (Response(..))
import Result exposing (fromMaybe)


dataReadyResponse : Bytes -> Result Http.Error String
dataReadyResponse =
    fromBytes

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package require Tk 8.6
package require sqlite3

sqlite3 db expenses.db

db eval {
  PRAGMA auto_vacuum='incremental';
}

db eval {

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package require sqlite3

sqlite3 db tweets.sqlite3

db eval {DROP TABLE IF EXISTS tweetjson}
db eval {create table tweetjson (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, tweet TEXT)}

foreach srcjs [glob {*.js}] {
	set inchan [open $srcjs]
	gets $inchan

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/* uuidgen.sql
 * 
 * creates a view uuidgen(uuid TEXT) which generates v4 UUIDs on demand
 *   generated per RFC 4122
 *
 * it's not a stored procedure exactly but subqueries are allowed in
 *   any expression
**/
CREATE VIEW uuidgen AS 
SELECT printf('%x-%x-%x-%x-%x', 

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<   (vc-fossil-dir-status-files dir nil nil update-function))
---
>   (vc-fossil-dir-status-files dir nil update-function))
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< (defun vc-fossil-dir-status-files (dir files default-state update-function)
---
> (defun vc-fossil-dir-status-files (dir files update-function)
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< (defun vc-fossil-register (files &optional rev comment)

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// This is designed to run on hook.io but you could probably customize it

module['exports'] = function yo_aprs (hook) {

var request = require('request');
//var numeral = require('numeral');
  
// IF you want to use this, change this
if ( hook.params["username"] != "KEISISQRL" ) {
  console.log("bad user");