Fixed, and GitHub is up and running again.

@barbarabeeton In the end I seem to probably decide for Anglican for tomorrow :-)

(like, non-episcopal)

@PauloCereda Weldin'g

@egreg :D

@PauloCereda consistency is good. (that isn't how you spell clutch either:-)

@PauloCereda Breakfast's

oh no's

@DavidCarlisle ooh

@DavidCarlisle yeah, that one's particularly funny :)

@CarLaTeX oh no :)

@DavidCarlisle looks like the next dvisvgm.def update ;-)

@PauloCereda hahaha

@PauloCereda They spelt repair’s wrong.

@AlanMunn ooh :)

@PauloCereda -- The "grocer's apostrophe". Too often seen. Blech.

@barbarabeeton :)

@yo' -- They are related, historically. (One of my cousins is an Anglican priest.)

@PauloCereda -- That's not even a decent pseudo-pizza. It may be tasty on an appetizer tray, but calling it pizza is a travesty.

@barbarabeeton indeed :)

@barbarabeeton ...not to mention "vegetable"...

@Rmano -- Well, it does put chopped veggies on top of the cheese, and in fact the same veggies I'd ask for or expect on "kitchen sink pizza" (i.e., "with everything"), but cream cheese and served cold completely takes it out of the pizza galaxy.

@PauloCereda No pineapple?

@mickep nope :)

@mickep it's vegetable, not fruit ;-P

@Rmano My daughter asked me the other day what is the difference between vegetables and fruits. I had no good definition. :/

@mickep hmmm... I suppose that is fruit is it comes after the flower and contains seeds or reproduction machinery, vegetable otherwise. For example, I know that technically tomatoes are fruits.

@Rmano What about the cucumber? Also a fruit then?

@mickep you got me... no idea.

Your definition seems to be right (or at least used elsewhere). fruitsandveggies.org/expert-advice/difference-fruit-vegetable-2 for example.

There is tikzducks, but is there a ticksvegetables?

@mickep no... hmm... @samcarter, hint?

@mickep -- Intrigued with this question, I looked it up. This website has a well-thought-out answer: askinglot.com/is-squash-a-fruit-or-a-vegetable short answer: squashes and cucumbers and eggplants, botanically, are fruits. They're just not treated that way.

Also, bananas are berries

@mickep there are some apples tex.stackexchange.com/q/413389/2388

@barbarabeeton Thanks! I recall the children also saying bananas are not fruits...

@PauloCereda What is the difference between fruits and berries?

@mickep no idea, I read this somewhere :)

@UlrikeFischer Haha, that is so great!

@PauloCereda Doesn't necessarily mean you are a child.

@mickep quack :)

@PauloCereda -- Berries are a subset of fruit.

@barbarabeeton ooh

@PauloCereda Berries know set theory very well.

@mickep ooh

@mickep also Halle Berry ∈ Humans ∩ ( Berries ⊂ Fruits )

@PauloCereda Hehe, showing off with unicode glyphs. :P

@mickep I had to copy and paste, I don't remember them by heart. :)

@PauloCereda C-x 8 RET and search by name ;)

@TeXnician oh no :)

@Rmano Not exactly vegetables, but eatable: github.com/samcarter/tikzbites

@samcarter :-) not so healthy, but still... yummy

@TeXnician @PauloCereda would have to learn how to use an editor first

@Rmano well, there is the option to put a cherry on top of the cupcake :)

@samcarter We need a pizza

@samcarter ... and since Xmas time is coming, a panettone

@CarLaTeX Here a fresh, pineapple free pizza for you:

\documentclass{standalone}
\usepackage{tikzducks}

\begin{document}

\begin{tikzpicture}
	\duck[pizza,invisible]
\end{tikzpicture}

\end{document}

@samcarter Thanks <3