What would you define as plastic then?
Or maybe share some source claiming epoxy isn’t plastic?

How is that not plastic?
Carbon fibre without plastic is just a hairy string
And with silicone I don’t even understand where the confusion is coming from? What else would it be?

Also Carbon fibre parts and silicone sextoys and cable shielding

Oil and water are fine, but flour already starts to be a problem. How densely is it packed?
Then we go on to salt, which can have a lot of different grain sizes (although that is annoying with a scale as well because most kitchen scales are not very accurate with single-digit-grams)
Then it gets really weird when they say to use a cup of grated cheese, because depending on how you grate it it has very different densities

Oof :D

I’m guessing south east Asia
Not everything is in the us my friend

I think the best for the artist is buying physical copies from their own homepage. Probably followed by Bandcamp

It’s still a fixed ratio though?

I think ebl supermarket has it, but yeah it’s a little hard to come by sadly

The really fancy stuff (in Germany, don’t know if it exists somewhere else) is Samba. Nutella is just sweet slime in comparison

Revanced works flawlessly on android and gives you the native app feeling

Well that escalated quickly

I can understand that being more difficult for anyone with disabilities. The point though was if it makes an impact for the environment and I’d still say it does, because to recycle you have to get the material back first and it being attached makes that more likely

Don’t know where the corpo bootlicker stuff is coming from, no company is benefitting off this?

Anyway I hope the rest of your day is going better than it did until now

At this point you are just incompetent at pouring in a drink

It’s a very easy change to make, yes the impact is small but why not take the easy stuff first? It’s not like the EU isn’t doing hard stuff as well (right to repair laws or gdpr anyone?)

Yes, but turning electricity into hydrogen doesn’t have 100% efficiency, during transport, storage and filling the car with hydrogen you lose some of it and only then you get to the fuel cell, which isn’t very efficient in itself. And then you lose a bit more (although very little) in the electric motor. All this amounts to the 22% of the guy above (didn’t check the number btw, but it sounds plausible)