Bananaspider is quite ambiguous and refers to multiple spiders.
Golden Orb Weaver is the common name for Nephila (which this one is not), though often wrongly applied to Argiope.
This one is Argiope cf. aurantia, which has a bunch of common names including "golden garden spider", but I prefer "black and yellow garden spider".
because their webs shine gold when the sun hits right.
That is Nephila, not Argiope. Argiope are the ones with the zig-zag pattern, though.
Not sure what the core reason is, but Reddit also had a big German population.
I guess Germans are rather privacy focused so they might have been disproportionately migrating during the reddit exodus.
Because there are many Germans on Lemmy.
A really big sheet of paper?
Moderate, preferably with no or very mild winters.
We're getting there.
They do indeed. It's totally minuscule of course.
Everything that has energy deforms spacetime and spacetime affects how anything with energy moves.
Like frozen food? I can deal with shoving a pizza in the oven for 12 minutes and taking it out. I wouldn't call that cooking. But you can live off it.
This is the correct answer.
I'm not American but I got one with my bank account a few years back and I do use it a lot. It makes online payments super convenient. And with offline shopping it's the vendors that eat the fee, so also no downside for the consumer (though I tend to use the debit card for that).
Sure I guess.
But my point was that the delivery is not the service here. In fact the service fee is basically every BUT the delivery.
I don't know what payment service was used here. It is only around 2-3% on my invoices.
edit: Seems in the US a bunch of other stuff (like cost of running a website, insurance) can be included in the service fee.
I must have gone through all the options twice, but can't find it. Not a super big deal, but since you already have the library button below, it's a bit redundant and unnecessarily taking up space.
I don't know and I don't want to find out.