

Don’t. I have like five boxes of yarn.


Don’t. I have like five boxes of yarn.


Excuse me, I find that offensive. We are publicly known as “friends of Tux”
Broke the fuck out? Bought than found out?
Looked like it popped off quickly but fizzed out in the end.


How fucked up is it that I needed your comment to understand the comment of who you replied to? Jesus


You’re not required for work? Damn, lucky you


Well, it’s a good thing I ain’t on any of their products


Sounds like they made a term for wannabe but failed chads


What’s a chud?


No? JPMorgam Chase wrote a loan, right? Don’t they win no matter what, so long as the company doesn’t go under? They’re getting interest no?


I’m not sure what the benefits of unraid are but for better or worse, I’ve been running Linux servers since 2007 or so, so……
I also used arch now and full time for a few years in the 2010s. I like it, but they put in breaking changes occasionally that I don’t want to have to deal with for a server.
I was on CentOS and switched to Debian because of IBM/RH


Debian?
That wasn’t the question. The question was whether you should trust the number and the answer is no. It could be correct or it could be incorrect. There’s not enough data to determine it.
LLMs work as predictive models. If you ask 10 people to estimate the height of a tree, and 8/10 estimate that it’s 10 ft tall, 2/10 estimate that it’s 8 ft tall, the most likely LLM answer is that it’s 10 ft tall. It doesn’t matter that if you actually go and measure the tree that it’s actually 15 ft tall. The LLM will likely report 8


Unfortunately, your princess is in another castle. There’s a reason they chose Bowser as CEO and not Peach or Mario or Luigi


From bowser to o pritchard? Lame. Should have been Luigi or Mario
What do you mean by a tank below? For flushing or…?
All the squatty potties I encountered in Asia were plumbed the way a toilet in the US would be plumbed so the poop gets flushed elsewhere.
I hope the ones in China weren’t basically permanent porta potties….
I am not the knitter or crocheter in the family.