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  • Mood, put me in a louder more busy enviroment and I go borderline deaf when it comes to processing whats been said, annoying AF.

  • Those people are based Tbf, mfs are making their own drivers and everything.

  • Since mondelez bought cadbury they have totally bloody ruined it, disgusting stuff these days.

  • Ty for the response. I do agree we will likely wind up with some sort of plastic eating organism at some point, problem is how many centuries will that take. Might be a opportunity to apply gene editing at some point in the medium term future.

    Fair point on turps but turps and other compounds from wood dont tend to linger in the enviroment for as long as plastic does currently.

    Unfortunately any solutions will be taken by porkies and as you say regulatory captured into making our lives more expensive rather than for the betterment of humanity, should be govt ran labs looking into this sort of stuff not corpos with dollar signs in their eyes. Having saidthat some early stage alternatives such as a seaweed based biodegradable plastic could help hugely in the single use plastic department.

  • Care to not nitpick a slip of the mind (that's already been pointed out and corrected) literally just after I had woken up and address the actual point?

  • Had just woken up my mistake! Hadn't gotten to the coffee yet xd.

  • Hydrocarbon based plastic absolutely isnt natural, there are many different kinds of plastic in existence but overwhelmingly stuff from the last 50 years has been the inorganic hydrocarbon non biodegradable hydrocarbon type which doesn't break down and is likely a endocrinologal distruptor & a carcinogen.

  • No it isnt, its about the production precursors being literal poison for anything they get into with no chance of breaking down. Its a unusually harmful and persistive compound.

  • Never had this happen to me on Linux, was a constant issue on Windows.

  • Yeah no I'm not sitting through a 2 hour biased documentary over the stance of "cheese is ok actually".

  • No it isn't.

  • You can get massive bags of basically the same thing from a frozen food chain for £10, legit 100 nuggies in a bag.

    McDonalds is dogshit value.

  • Pffft thats not the fun way, the fun way is to redline the engine then slam off the handbrake.

  • Brb moving to Germany

  • You can swear on the internet.

  • Yes. I am not continuing it further as we'll never agree.

  • Oof, ty for that ill get to remedying it. Really wish the jellyfin project took security a bit more seriously

  • Doubt it, there are bots everywhere these days who'll try anything they find. Its part of why having 2FA is important along with hidden accounts with things such as jellyfin.

  • Agree to disagree.