Also good for composting and making room in your recycling bin
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People have been interested in useless gadgets since capitalism has mandated perpetual increase in consumption. It's now so bad that the solution to all problems is needless consumption.
But, neolibs gonna' neolib until they can't afford their filament.
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No rational response, huh?
You've completely departed from the original topic, and the topic of this post, so I'm not following.
Such limitations aren't received well by intelligent and ethical others. Best of luck.