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You are right, my mistake for mixing the two.

I don't think "upstream provider for newer packages" is the same as "based on". Fedora was developed from Red Hat, the image is correct in that sense. You can quote that part of the link but I specifically pointed to " It was originally developed in 2003 as a continuation of the Red Hat Linux project." so based on Red Hat.

You sure about that? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fedora_Linux#%3A%7E%3Atext=It+was+originally+developed+in+2003+as+a+continuation+of+the+Red+Hat+Linux+project.

You can stay, but I'm leaving.

Pretty on point, the .gitignore in the repo has a CLAUDE.md

https://github.com/ProtonMail/WebClients/blob/main/.gitignore

Getting my shit together? You can't eat that.

Would love to agree with you but the stock has already been propped up by the "self driving coming to all vehicles" that never happened and there was no correction either :/

and meanwhile this is the last month of TSLA. I don't understand it really

I agree the the comic is a bit confusing but to be fair it's in black and white. A red border would mean no entry but a completely blue background would be only bikes allowed.

It makes sense to think that they are car owners that in their regular life wouldn't tolerate bikes but on holidays find it great.

S08E15 Homer's Phobia

So nice of Marge, she knew grandma would be proud that her descendants had piping hot tap water and plenty of warm, dry underwear.

As an object becomes "closer" to a perfectly rigid object it becomes denser, would such an object eventually collapse onto itself and become a black hole? Or is there another limit to how dense/rigid an object can be?

Checking here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apparent_magnitude the sun is listed as "about 400,000 times as bright as mean full Moon" so pretty accurate.