The zsh shell scrum of coming to build wn (WordNet 3.0) by Princeton on my machine.

Amongst various other things, including setting up my Google Coral USB Accelerator Edge TPU device, and installing MacPorts (which might simply just not work, quite yet, given so many errors - I've had more consistent luck in installing Unix packages using Homebrew), I've gotten back in to the flow of performing SysAdmin tasks on the macOS terminal, which is the powerhouse Command Line Interface terminal app based on the Bourne Again Shell, [apparently] now using zsh, instead of sh, as the central bash terminal (I've got to look into this new development; I'm not quite up on it, at the moment).

But, I did get (wn) WordNet 3.0 installed on to my computer, as I plan to reference it in replete form, in a future GTD development and production task, of perhaps a web app or published Google Play and App Store offering, for the basis of offering a casual inference scrum of psychological aberrance and intelligence determination to shoo away malingerers of the remote observation scram butthole sociopathic narcissist and borderline personality disorder developments-games-playing sort, as I find that they do playful and inquisitive things; true, yet I find that they also have a common core issue of disclosure in honesty in a well-enough replete and timely manner, and it (conceivably) takes up remote observation law enforcement hours, whereas a dum-dum tool would quickly and systematically derive modeled, statistics and time-honored (and ordained) numbers and perhaps colloquial psychological inferences and Freudian Slips, even, of a deep-digging scrum of inference basis, that is only momentarily funny - and after all, these guys (since it's commonly largely guys doing this to me) sometimes "act out."

All in all, this could be just one of several developmental toolkit product aspiration projects that I'll work at, over the coming months and years, and the ostensible goal is to demonstrate, stimulate, and inspire, through viable intelligence development efforts within the problem area demographics of which I have both experience and concurrency in, for a decades' long history, to date, and for years to come, in to the foreseeable future.

Here's the dump of my bash command line history, in case people would like to scrum through it and marvel over the intricacies and raw compute visualizations that the Terminal app, in a Unix platform, such as macOS, provide - of the power wielded by the user (SysAdmin), when good form, in a bash Command Line Interface, is procured, through rediscovering the fundamentals and essentials of bash terminal scripting. It's a common hopeless trawl, through numerous failures, at times, but I've come across reputable sources and project foundries, well enough, to get me back in to the swing of command line interface scripting and Unix SysAdmin development tasks - this command line history is the ostensible story of what's been in the works of my compute scrum bwitsies parlance, since four days ago, at this point (it seems like it had been going on for so long...).

Last login: Tue Aug 11 18:51:00 on console

jayammon@scrumbwitsiesbook ~ % fsck

error: container /dev/rdisk1 is mounted with write access.

jayammon@scrumbwitsiesbook ~ % fsck -fs

fsck: illegal option -- s

fsck: ? option?

jayammon@scrumbwitsiesbook ~ % fsck options

fsck usage: fsck [-fdnypqL] [-l number]

jayammon@scrumbwitsiesbook ~ % fsck -f

warning: option -f is not implemented, ignoring

error: container /dev/rdisk1 is mounted with write access.

jayammon@scrumbwitsiesbook ~ %

[Restored Aug 15, 2020 at 2:57:15 AM]

Last login: Tue Aug 11 19:29:14 on console

Restored session: Tue Aug 11 18:54:18 PDT 2020

jayammon@scrumbwitsiesbook ~ % shutdown

shutdown: NOT super-user

jayammon@scrumbwitsiesbook ~ % sudo shutdown now

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