Giant Douche vs Turd Sandwich. Again. USA needs to somehow break free from the 2-party nonsense.

The industry is slowly evolving away from it tho. I've seen "no chick killing" or something similar on labels in German shops.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/28/climate/chickens-egg-industry-humane.html

Sure, it's called Boarding School.

What's the advantage? Why would I want to buy double yolk eggs? Never ever seen it in a shop in europe.

How much would we save if we'd somehow be able to debloat and deshittify the Internet and all devices? Climate impact, overconsumption of unnecessary crap, mental health care...

I'm told that much of this experience is rendered on-device and does not reach out to the cloud to process information.

Yeah, right.

Taalen's PIN > 0001 confirmed.

there's still a decent chance it's only industrially biodegradable: at higher temperatures and pressures than a good ol' home compost pile normally ever gets near. It could still be a bit infuriating.

One of the mistakes for which j think you are down voted is thinking you can't have nature nearby if you live in a more dense cluster. Quite the opposite is true. People living in apartments 4 or 5 high leaves a lot more open space available for parks, playgrounds, etc. Suburban sprawl looking for "wanting nature and places in their backyard that kids can play" is exactly what destroys this space in cities in the first place...

All easy decisions, in hindsight. In reality quite a few missed out completely on all of those or lost significantly. It's all just some sort of gambling in a casino. I'm sure in hindsight it will be clear which opportunities you missed out on in your time. The big difference is being able to save to start off with, because wages were relatively a lot higher for simple jobs than they are now.

I'm somewhat surprised it took so long after they took over YouTube.

Might cause some surprising competition hopefully

Don't heat food in plastic in the microwave. Put in the effort to put it in glass or a plate or so, then heat.

Don't store hot leftovers in plastic.

Don't buy and drink plastic bottled water.

If you can in the stores in general chose between food and drinks packaged in glass or cardboard vs anything else: chances are glass or cardboard packaging is the healthier choice. Aluminum cans should still be okayish too, tho they possibly layered it with plastic inside too depending on the pH of the contents to slow down reactions between can and product.