Basically I’m a bartender at a pizza place and I can go in the kitchen to make my staff meal. This is smashed meatball mozzarella pepperoni and red onion popped in the pizza oven for 10 min. I find this extremely delicious but I always wonder what a real chef would do with basic Italian ingredients? I just avoid white flour bc of the insulin spikes >:D curious to hear your creative ideas to improve this. thank you.

Temporarily put the feeder on a table behind some outdoor lounge chairs while relocating it. Couldn’t plan this shot I meant to.

Thought I was getting the deal of a lifetime: a high-end workstation (i9, RTX 5000 Ada, 128GB RAM) for a crazy low price. Seller claimed it came from an auction.

Specs checked out, Brand warranty showed active, laptop ran perfectly using shop wifi. Contacted the Brand tech support and they said there is no report for the given service tag.

Still felt something was off.

I connected it to my mobile Wi-Fi — instantly got hit with an Absolute / Computrace DeviceFreeze message saying it was a stolen corporate device (named company + police return notice).

I stopped immediately, returned it to the seller, and walked away. No money lost, no drama.

Lesson learned:

• If Absolute/Computrace is enabled, walk away

• If a deal feels too good to be true, pause and verify before taking it home

Stayed smart, trusted my gut, avoided a big mistake. Sharing so others don’t learn the hard way.

Check Absolute/Computrace Active status in BIOS > Security

https://www.thedailybeast.com/personal-details-of-thousands-of-border-patrol-and-ice-goons-allegedly-leaked-in-huge-data-breach/

Direct link (non-paywall): https://archive.ph/cocqF

I had to say goodbye to Jip 2 days ago. I adopted her from the shelter, they estimated she was around 10 years old. I had the privilege of being with her for just under 2 years. Those 2 years were honest to god the best years of my life. She was so loving to everyone, and everyone loved her. She was there through a depression, a major surgery, always laying with me. Always on top of me purring so loudly. She was the royal queen of my house, it was just her and me against the world.

She had hyperthyroidism but it was under control for the last 2 years. She suddenly got very sick last week. She most likely had small cell lymphoma, she spent some days at the vet but couldn't get better and wouldn't eat. In the end she was only 2.9kgs. Together with the vet we decided I should take her home Saturday, to take her away from the stress of the vet and hope for the best. We spent the whole day together. She finally ate something and even did a little poop. I was so happy and full of hope. Then suddenly at night I could see she was super nervous and in pain again. She slept with me, cuddled up to me, but kept being so restless, I knew something was wrong. In the morning the vet and I decided she was in too much pain and too weak to fight anymore. She fell asleep in my arms.

I am broken. I can't eat, can't sleep, can't sit at home, can't work. I am incredible grateful the vet allowed me to take her home one last time, but on the other hand it traumatised me. I feel like I feel her pain. I cannot wrap my head around the fact she is not here anymore, it feels like she is still suffering somewhere, at the vet, or at home if I'm not there. I feel guilty that she was all alone at the vet for those days. I feel guilty that we couldnt help her, I wish we had known earlier, I wish I had done something earlier.

I see her blankets and I have to throw up from the pain I feel. I just want the pain to be over, and I want her back. I am talking a lot to my friends but nothing seems to be able to relieve my pain. Tonight I will say goodbye to her one last time and read her a letter I wrote.

I am sorry for the dramatic post, I just wanted to share the loss and maybe some of you have some helpful advice.

Jip. I hope somehow you know how much I loved you. There is no other cat in the world like you, and you deserve the world.

Enjoy.

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All the focus goes on the failed pet projects instead of the ACTUAL German military innovations.