Ah you're right, my brain somehow glossed over that detail!
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Landlines are easy to tap into, unfortunately.
Smartphones come with their own security concerns but it allows things like E2E encrypted VOIP to exist, at least.
Caught me before I was able to edit! I thought about it for a second and decided that estimate was too high.
10 people is what I would usually say is a normal amount, maybe variable depending on how hungry people arrive and if there are any other dishes to snack on at whatever hypothetical party this is.
I can only eat 3-4 slices at most before I get full, but my appetite isn't the biggest.
Usually what ends up happening is that I still order a party pizza for a group of 5 or so people and then end up with leftovers for a few days. Just can't beat the surface-to-crust ratio.
A party pizza is basically what it sounds like, a pizza meant to feed a party of 10 or more people.
They usually look like this, a large rectangle cut into squares. Each square is about the width of your palm between your wrist and your fingers.
For just a bit more context. NYC currently requires that all new buildings must incorporate bird-safe glass, but has not made any moves to address what should happen with all of the existing buildings.
Birds see reflections of the sky or plants, or maybe they see someone's plants inside through the glass, and they think the window is somewhere they can fly through or land on and end up smacking into it at full speed. The bird safe glass adds patterns to windows which are visible to birds and lets them know it's not something they can fly through, though it isn't a perfect solution.
Tragically, even when they may be stunned at first and fly away shortly after, most birds that hit windows will still later die of their injuries.
I believe they prefer to be called Shrekia now, actually.
I mean it's just the cake equivalent of a party pizza. It's not made any differently than any other sponge cake, it just uses a larger square sheet to bake in than smaller round cake pans.
Most third-party Lemmy apps other than Jerboa contain some form of keyword filtering. Boost, Sync, Voyager, Eternity, and more. Mlem as well if you expand to iOS.
Sadly though I don't think any of the popular desktop frontends support filtering. I don't see it in Alexandrite, and I checked Photon and mlmym as well and also see nothing indicating that is a possibility.
Fat, sugar, and salt are also "nutritious," insomuch as they are components needed for survival. Too nutritious is probably a better way of looking at it. It's a meaningless buzzword.
Fun to think about, but I can promise that Trump will never see consequences for his actions. Everything just miraculously slides right off of him.
Most horrific scene in Jojo Rabbit.
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