G Suite Customer Takeout: Bulk Download using Terminal
Building on repertor's great insight, here are exact steps I took (on a fedora system) to programatically download my gsuite takeout from the bucket:

Install gsutil standalone

wget https://storage.googleapis.com/pub/gsutil.tar.gz

 # tar xvfz gsutil.tar.gz
 # cd gsutil

Connect gsutil to G suite account

To create a read-only token, use the command below: visit the browser to get an API token, then paste the API token back into the terminal. Later it asks for a "project-id", which can be any string apparently.

 # ./gsutil config -r

Actually download the backup
Go to G Suite Customer Takeout, click on "Access Archive" and find the bucket id. In my case, this ID has the form
takeout-export-123456abcdef-123456abcedf

To download the entire bucket recursively with rsync:

 # ./gsutil rsync -r gs://takeout-export-123456abcdef-123456abcedf /tmp/

FreeBSD Bootcode Updater Utility (Experimental)

This is an attempt to make an easy to use FreeBSD bootcode updater utility for GPT/BIOS and EFI system boot.
Installation

For now there is no installer yet, but you can simply copy and paste the single line command below on ssh for installation:

fetch --no-verify-peer https://github.com/JRGTH/BSD-Bootcode-Updater/archive/master.zip && tar -xvf master.zip --strip-components 1 'BSD-Bootcode-Updater-main/bootcode-update' && chmod 555 bootcode-update && mv bootcode-update /usr/local/sbin/ && rm master.zip && rehash

The journalists “were ordered not to report on Gazans killed by misfired Palestinian rockets or the military capabilities of Palestinian terror groups, and were told to blame Israel for the recent escalation” //

The Hamas’s media guidelines, issued under thinly veiled threats, were “aimed at imposing the Islamic militant group’s narrative on media coverage of the conflict by implicitly threatening Palestinian reporters and translators who live under its heavy-handed rule,” The Associated Press reported Tuesday.

Hamas later “retracted” the guidelines after its details were leaked to the media. Still, the terrorist group has sent a clear message to foreign media outlets that wish to operate within the territory under its control. “Even if the rules are officially withdrawn, Hamas has still signaled its expectations, which could have a chilling effect on critical coverage,” the AP noted. //

Out of more than 1,100 rockets fired by PIJ and other terrorist groups last week, a large number of them landed inside Gaza itself — accounting for most of the civilian deaths during the conflict. “Approximately 20% of all Islamic Jihad rocket launches landed within the Gaza Strip, resulting in many injuries and fatalities of Gazan residents,” the IDF said in a statement obtained by the Legal Insurrection on Sunday.