Valve's Steam gaming platform has reached a new concurrent player peak. Earlier today, the service had over 36,900,000 players at once, beating the old record that was set in March 2024
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And not only that, but if you spritz leftover pizza with a bit of water before putting it in the microwave, it brings out the flavour more and prevents it from drying out.
(Figure that’s about as relevant.)
Ngl, I kinda like it a little bit dry
Yes but watering only on the ground will cause your tree roots to develop out near the surface. You should consider underground irrigation when planting to encourage deeper root growth.
An upgrade on that technique is to put the slice in a pan, and pour some water while it’s frying, and put a lid on it to let the steam melt the cheese 👌
Heck, now I want pizza…
I just heat it up in the oven. Gets the crust a little crisper, but it does a good job.