Do you have a flared phone case?

So, normal Lemmings?

You can also try your luck recovering them from web archives.

Searching this way is hit or miss: https://web.archive.org/web/20260208223522/https://lemmy.sdf.org/u/pmjv?page=1&sort=New&view=Posts

Google doesn’t rate Lemmy hardly enough to be a useful tool here, but we still might be able to suss out the links by the names of the cards, then find them on archive.

I recall eating at fast food restaurants and sitting in the smoking section. Just lighting up in a freaking Wendy’s. McDonald’s had branded ashtrays.

My grandmother grew increasingly angry as smoking sections disappeared, then laws came into effect banning smoking in certain public areas. She grew up with everyone smoking everywhere. It was normalized in society during the prime of her life, and if you didn’t have smokes, then you probably either were weird or didn’t have it together.

Yes, at 10, just leaving on my bike for the next little suburban area three miles away was an amount of freedom we had that is considered neglect in this atmosphere. Things really started tightening up as we hit the digital age and suddenly every news outlet continuously warned of our murder and molestation.

It was not strange to see unattended children walking the streets when school was not in session.

I think LibertyLizard’s suggestion to check with a local native plant society is spot on. A place like Lemmy is great to ask a wide variety of opinions, but specialized knowledge is best gleaned from the experts.

I know it’s an oxymoron, but think about creating an open terrarium.

Also, I love the idea of guerilla gardening.

Water flows down. There is more shade at street level, and it is more humid. The bustle of life brings detritus to these cracks, providing nutrients.

The top of a tall building is going to be more arid, and-unless you have some way to attract birds-a limited amount of nutrients.

Instead of a pot, consider a trough or elevated garden.

I suggest finding companion plants that go with plants called out in these types of sites: https://www.nycgovparks.org/learn/trees-and-plants/native-plants-of-new-york-city. Call small suburban greenhouses and chat people up to find hardy shrubs. Consider collecting rainwater and putting the distribution on a timer over night.

Attract birds with fruiting plants and pollinators. Bird poop, insect carcasses, etc. If you can compost, that will help, too. Worms and food waste will also help.

To build on what you are saying, enterprise solutions are built up lock out the end user and provide reporting. Assuming your solution is receiving regular and timely updates, and it is able to respond appropriately, there is no issue.

I personally recommend Defender. It hits the minimum check marks. Almost all the other products out there are snake oil.

In the USA automobile insurance would have covered the first $100k. Anything beyond that is either up to the insurance coverage paid for or a legal battle.

I was guessing Oglaf before I even showed the spoiler. Never seen that one, either.

Thank you. I grew up with a lot of unnecessary details described around me, so I was having difficulty defing a more innocent example.

I stick by my examples. You can find more information on them in the Wikipedia link in the other reply.

I think in general it is best to avoid name calling and unnecessary details. This

That allows deflection through straw man arguments, tone policing, ad hominim, etc.

If you are just worried about potable, quite a long time. We make a pot every day, but some days we don’t really get to it and there is half a pot remaining. We’ll just drink the rest the next day.

Refrigerated, it will miss likely last a couple weeks. If it has sugar or milk in it, it will be much less. Also, if the container has been drank from directly.

Not enough data OP. I demand six tests a day.

Every time I think I know something.

Like the original PS2?

Nice

Nobody is safe when you support imperialism.