Understand that you're not really logging in with mastodon but importing account information and followers from a mastodon to create a new account on the instance. There's no single sign on for activity pub.
roguetrick
A failed meme is still a meme.
That's my type of gravy boat.
Hey. Do I look like I've got funny balls to you?
Sure but if you're using anything but carbs and fats to power exercise you're doing it wrong.
That's nowhere near $240 worth of pudding. Give me about 60 gallons of milk, a pile of cornstarch, some sugar, and some vanilla extract and I'll make you over 8 cubic feet/220 liters of pudding. You'd drown.
Edit: I did the math and I could comfortably make over 50 gallons on pudding on that budget even with maltodextrin and modified corn starch, no heat just mixing.
I'm a fat cyclist.
The only important carbon part is the carbon used in transporting and growing the food in the form of fuel. We're not releasing trapped carbon when we're eating food as the only way we would save carbon in that situation is if we grew the food and buried it. Worrying about raw energy efficiency gets nonsensical because soon you'll be factoring in the solar energy conversion efficiency between growing and eating plants vs growing and burying plants to turn them into oil.
The better point is just that a bicycle is an incredibly efficient machine for moving a person in terms of energy input to work done compared to the hunks of metal cars are.
where laws work more strictly
That's never been the case. If anything we've been a major source of corruption on the world and particularly for South America for the last 150-200 years. Shit you could easily frame the Cuban revolution and the reaction to American corrupt interests and draw a straight line from drug cartels and bribing coups as well.
Hey, it's perfectly possible to create a catastrophic test environment. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_1
I don't know the specifics if pixelfed users can post to Lemmy, but Lemmy generally doesn't support following users from, say, mastodon. They can post here and follow communities from here into their feed if they format it right but we can't view their feeds only their posts to communities and replies. That's what kbin was trying to accomplish.