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duckDecoy:
Handsomedan:
Bottles and/or tubes that get squeezed from the middle and left in that state.
Do they also take pills out of blister packs in random order?
Yes they do...and they use multiple sheets of said blister packs from a box, seemingly at random.
Handsome Dan Has Spoken.
Handsome Dan needs to stop adding three dots to every sentence...
Handsome Dan does not currently have a side hustle as the mascot for Yale
*Gladly accepting donations...
Do they also read books in random order? Chapter 4, followed by chapter 7, then chapter 2?
An interesting it might story make for!
Behodar:
Do they also read books in random order? Chapter 4, followed by chapter 7, then chapter 2?
An interesting it might story make for!
Please. The Universe is not big enough for more than one Yoda. Even one.
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Behodar:
Do they also read books in random order? Chapter 4, followed by chapter 7, then chapter 2?
An interesting it might story make for!
Tablets in a blister pack are fungible, book chapters are not - so that's an unfair question. 😀
Sometimes I just sit and think. Other times I just sit.
freitasm:
Technofreak:
Not just rural areas. Just to think the powers that be thought single use plastic bags were the root cause plastic pollution when in fact it's attitudes like this that are the real problem.
Our household still uses plastic bags to collect rubbish before placing the bin. The difference is that now we have to buy the bags. So instead of a bag being used twice it is now used once only.
It seems only one entity profits from this: the supermarkets.
We use the old toilet paper bags with a couple of bits of paper in the base. We also avoid putting anything wet / smelly directly in the bin. This way the toilet paper bags last 3 or so weeks before we need a new one.
I am still using the 'single-use' plastic bags I collected with my shopping when the supermarkets were still giving them out for free. I ought to be good for another year or so.
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Rikkitic:I am still using the 'single-use' plastic bags I collected with my shopping when the supermarkets were still giving them out for free. I ought to be good for another year or so.
Just be aware that those things are biodegradable and if you leave them for too long you'll end up with a pile of waxy flakes, or if it doesn't get that far some incredibly brittle bags that tear if you look at them.
So we've gone from use-twice biodegradable bags to single-use non-degradable bags. Marvellous.
They are stored in a darkened drawer and so far they are holding up fine. If that changes, so will I.
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neb:Rikkitic:Just be aware that those things are biodegradable and if you leave them for too long you'll end up with a pile of waxy flakes, or if it doesn't get that far some incredibly brittle bags that tear if you look at them. So we've gone from use-twice biodegradable bags to single-use non-degradable bags. Marvellous.
I am still using the 'single-use' plastic bags I collected with my shopping when the supermarkets were still giving them out for free. I ought to be good for another year or so.
They seemed to stop with that degradble carryon once they realized that it created microplastics in massive quantity.
I have some recent single use ones that have hungon ok despite sunlight etc.
Hitting a speed trap at 426.87kmph to be told you didn't get the third star because you were 1kmph too slow!
I can't resist...
People that list speeds in Kelvinmega per picohour.
No plastic bags anymore. I just use a shopping bag or a foldable box ;-)
- NET: FTTH & VDSL, OPNsense, 10G backbone, GWN APs
- SRV: 12 RU HA server cluster, 0.1 PB storage on premise
- IoT: thread, zigbee, tasmota, BidCoS, LoRa, WX suite, IR
- 3D: two 3D printers, 3D scanner, CNC router, laser cutter
Behodar:
I can't resist...
People that list speeds in Kelvinmega per picohour.
That would be KM(ph)[sup]-1[/sup]
I hate it when people talk about connection speeds in millibits per second. I know some ISPs are slow, but they're not that bad
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