From Libera IRC channel #bash:

The Bash Reference Manual in the Epstein files is very outdated.
Please read https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bash.html instead.

So the Epstein files are a derivative work and need to be released in full as per the GPL?

Thank fuck I switched to Zsh

Cruising the man pages for little girls?

Richard Stallman on the files.

$ cat minor | grep boobs

Bash is in the epstein files!?

Good thing I use Fish.

/s

Possible they're just chucking random bs in there to make it harder to find the worst stuff?

What about GPL and BSD licensees, they could also be there, maybe they are still being kept back with the missing 3+ million files.

Fedz are too busy murdering minorities to research this material and prosecute these privileged pedos.

Something about child processes, maybe?

Because legal discovery data retrieval is almost entirely automated. You are always going to end up with some irrelevant shit in there because it matched a keyword search somebody used for discovery.

Source: I used to do this when companies I worked for got subpoenas for email data.

It even has a redaction!

Because child processing and sacrificing child are very epstein thing to do...

data dump flood to hide the pertinent stuff.

like dumping a very large bale of hay on the needle.

I like how it asks of you are 18 or older

Bash officially cancelled for being in the Epstein files

skavau is a clown

someone wrote RTMF instead of RTFM?

He had it on a hard drive or someone emailed it to him.

You know that dude was running a private on-site server.

Goddamn so everyone’s a bastard, eh?

did RMS visit epstein island?

EDIT : hey, when you have a billion, you might as well get a thinkpad and try out this "lin-ux" thing

My hypothesis:

• Someone in Epstein's circle had to be the IT guy.
• That IT guy wanted to have the Bash documentation locally (which is sensible, I do too).
• A discovery subpoena might request "all documents referencing (something)", which boils down to an extremely loose string search, and the documents' relevance to the case are determined later.
• The Bash documentation was caught by the algorithm because it contained some word they were searching for.

For all we know, the lawyers might've been looking for the word "child" and the algorithm found "child processes".

Are you using the Jerboa for Lemmy app?

I recently encountered a similar issue...

https://lemmy.world/post/42576064