@sp3nt@kirawontmiss No that's dividing by 1.... because you've split the something into one equal part. Now split it into zero equal parts.. what does that even mean?
@acrasiavfx@darma__p@MrStuffNThings@kirawontmiss Because how much of that loaf is in that zero part? It doesn't make sense as a question. It's not "how much bread is left after not cutting a loaf" the question is "what portion of the loaf is in each part"
@Garrett98391552 @kirawontmiss It's not logical, because how much pizza does who have? The fact you used the word "you" means you're dividing it by 1. Each person is getting a share. If there's no people then the question is from the one pizza if I split it up evenly between zero people how much does each get?
@mrfboyer@StevePender@LindyTasteful ofc it depends on how it was handled since cooking, if you put it straight into the fridge in a thin layer so it cools quicker then it will last longer, probs like a week or more. If you let it sit on the bench for an hour before putting it in the fridge then 2-3 days tops
@mrfboyer@StevePender@LindyTasteful the fake part of the sentence is actually the word "few". Pretty much all food always has mold on it. It just doesn't matter until there's a lot of mold, then that can affect health. (which won't happen in only 24 hours in the fridge). The rec. for rice (andpasta) is up to 3 days
@penistastic@residenttrapper@TheOmniLiberal yep time is money. Doordash takes no time to cook, cooking takes like an hour including cleaning up. so at $2 per minute, you're actually saving $3600 (2*60*30) a month in time saved. So doordash is actually: 3600-3600 = free. Since groceries would be $400, it is more expensive
@AncientMystryMn@TheWhiskyDaddy@crashm111 they've had an 8k student loan for 30 years which they refused to pay off. Supposedly they're now paying $7k a year which is just the interest. I wouldn't give someone like this a loan either.
@JonSe5a@crashm111 they said they were looking at 500k houses. Ye 60k is nothing, it's only like 30k after all the fees involved. 30/500 = 6%. It's not impossible, but quite risky, especially at that age and when they've proven to be bad with loans