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Plastic doesn't have to burn that well.

Plastic used around electronics isn't allowed to burn that well in most of the world. And plastic in large outdoor structures shouldn't burn that well either.

WTF! Is everything flammable on the US?

Tariffs don't break alliances. Did the US threaten to invade them already?

(But well, anybody that wasn't directly threatened has got the hint too, so no need to rush.)

You lose a bit of it every time you recycle, turned into non-recyclable compounds.

You will lose half of it in half a dozen iterations or so. What wouldn't be a big deal if so much of it wasn't single-use, but it is.

Also, aluminum is more polluting to make than most plastics. It may compensate for that with the easiness of recycling or not, depends on lots of details.

And no error message...

I guess that's how it's done. Yeah.

I remember they babbling about some reason (preserving their deuterium reserves, I think). But it's not one that makes sense.

He did save them from starvation.

The pipes are usually made of PVC. Several other components are still often made of ABS.

Every environment has plenty of good places to put persistent malware. Even if you run your docker images as ro.

It's simple to understand. Just look at the company's stock value since the CEO outed himself as a Nazi.

And then you go and punish the people doing evil things.

It's the settiings file... It's probably supposed to only be written by the system admin.