FYI cans have a plastic liner to prevent acidic foods from dissolving the aluminium, so there's still some plastic in it (much less then fully plastic bottles tho)
isolatedscotch
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right, you fan disabile them using their unique software which you have to install for every component, signing away your life (cough cough Disney) in the process
guilty! should have read it before commenting blindly
for everyone else reading,
a dysfunctional ABCC11 gene is also connected to drier, less goopy earwax. “So less of that means less body odor, and also translates to dry earwax.”
hold on what's the connection between the two? what type of earwax is present in people with less body odor?
https://blog.cloudflare.com/turnstile-private-captcha-alternative/
TL:DR cloudflare made a new recaptcha which does some complex math and other stuff on your browser, which done once has no noticable effect but if someone were to scrape websites at an absurd speed it slows everything down significantly.
this is not only cool because you don't have to manually solve the captcha, but also because it allows for low-speed scraping to be feasible, with tools like flaresolverr
usually college networks have a Mac address whitelist, so you need to turn off Mac spoofing in order to connect
aluminium isn't a metal
just to get items
also some minor mental illnesses but we don't talk about that
every time VX gets mentioned i inevitably end up in a Wikipedia rabbit hole, it's now been one and a half hours
stop! you're scaring the americans with that unwashed egg!
it's not a logistics nightmare, we used to do that until plastic gave us the idea of single use containers, many restaurants still do it with larger 1L bottles
also, while yes glass does have a really high melting point, most plastics never get recycled and instead get burnt, releasing a lot of toxic chemicals in the air (and even if they weren't, you can only recycle some types of plastics, and even if you did, new objects can be made only by some percentage of recycled plastic, and never 100%)