Spaghetti/capellini/linguini. Wrapping pasta on the fork is part of the fun!

Alternatively, fusilli.

Penne and other hollow variations are among the least favorite because they can retain a bit of water inside and getting that onto your tongue is not fun.

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Thanks!

I always welcome the suggestions

1.Those parties are subservient to the CCP and officially cannot form opposition to it, reducing their role to merely advisory. It is similar to how the US system is described as “two-party” despite there being some other parties that influence next to nothing (and even then, they are allowed to be in opposition to the Dems and Reps)

3.I have hard time believing that, but discussing it is a thing in itself.

4.I see where you’re going with it.

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Debian and Arch are both the most important community-driven distributions for the entirety of Linux ecosystem.

However, I feel like they are both reasonably funded already, and supported by big names.

In my opinion, it is important to support the smaller distributions that many people overlook.

There are two types of thinking about it:

1. There is no point in living. We are doomed to get into the grave, and eventually be forgotten forever.
2. There is no point in living. No higher order, no higher purpose, no higher authority. We are free to live our lives, to explore, to insert any meaning whatsoever into it. We are forging our own destiny.

True :)

Probably the highest amount of derivatives, even if two-thirds are through Ubuntu lol

That’s its old name, sometimes still circulating out of habit. Currently, it is officially called Raspberry Pi OS.

https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/

Let’s gooooo

Debian (+Devuan), Ubuntu (+Kubuntu, Lubuntu), Linux Mint, Zorin, KDE Neon, Kali, Parrot, Tails, Raspberry Pi OS

Fedora, RHEL, Nobara, Bazzite, Qubes

OpenSUSE

Arch (+Artix), Manjaro, Garuda, Endeavour, CachyOS, KDE Linux

Slackware

Gentoo, Funtoo

Arch came somewhat later but is now an established independent distro serving as a base for many many others (Endeavour, Garuda, Manjaro, BlackArch, CachyOS, KDE Linux <not to confuse with Neon> off the top of my head)

Reverse discrimination is not an answer to the issue of discrimination - it is discrimination in itself.

Excluding any group of people is not only wrong in itself, but likely to drive a negative response from the people excluded, likely fueling movements against it - and against equality activists at large. You’ll be seen as hypocrites at best, and along with you everyone who just genuinely wishes for people to become fully equal.

This is not the way.

Nope, exactly the same.

It’s more common for a woman to hit a man as a self-defense, but this doesn’t mean women are not capable of an assault, it does happen and is no less violent.

We should look at the exact circumstances, not genders.

Recently began contributing to OpenStreetMap. Information on my place is quite outdated, lots of work to do!

TES was literally my first thought, and I just entered the thread and yours is the first comment I’ve seen.

So, you’re not alone :)

However, Oblivion features a pretty small map - if Cyrodiil would be expanded proportionately to Skyrim or Morrowind and some content added, that would be great.

I feel it, but to me it’s kind of positive.

Like, I can belong to a social group without being bombarded with nonsense that is just noise meant to distract.

It’s the same kind of liberation and control I felt when switching to Linux (since you mentioned it) - one decision, and the entirety of Windows drama is no longer relevant to me. I’m part of a much smaller, much more concentrated group of real people, in a sort of blissful silence to which I only admit the information and people I find worth my attention.

Gotta say, that is the most technical picture ever posted from lemmynsfw

Here’s my guess, aside from highlighted token issues:

We all know LLMs train on human-generated data. And when we ask something like “how many R’s” or “how many L’s” is in a given word, we don’t mean to count them all - we normally mean something like “how many consecutive letters there are, so I could spell it right”.

Yes, the word “strawberry” has 3 R’s. But what most people are interested in is whether it is “strawberry” or “strawbery”, and their “how many R’s” refers to this exactly, not the entire word.