First, take all the packaging - and leave it at the store. Make them deal with it and bear the cost. Then it shows up as bad corporate behavior on the annual reports.
Second, reduce usage. If a tiny battery comes in ten pounds of packaging, don't buy that. Or leave it on the sales desk.
Third, reuse. I just brought in ten ramen in a bread bag. I'll probably use that bread bag three to five times. This cuts my waste to 1/3 throught 1/5 what most people do, plus I didn't need a bag. This also can be used as a garbage bag, by the way. The reason I brought in ten ramen was I bought a cardboard case of 24, and you can reuse that box or recycle it.
Fourth, recycle. But if you have a need for soup, reuse your cottage cheese container to store it or other sauces.
There, cut the waste stream by 90 percent. Stop whining, grandpa!
Look, this is why it can be bad to work for family owned firms. Even if he is fired, he still controls the stock, and FB will still continue to do bad things, because he controls it.
Fix the problem and stop pretending there isn't a problem.
Short version: do to the rest of the world what you do in Germany. There you aren't allowed to help Nazis or spread false conspiracy theories.
You'll also see this at mostly cash businesses, where they don't seem to actually have a lot of customers, but are just conduits for the drug trade and other ill gotten gains.
Look, if sea levels rise a couple of feet, this affects the cable repeaters and the landing approaches. A couple of feet may impact whether a six foot raised building is viable, because it's now four foot, and the wave action is likely to wash away the support structures. Some cable landings may have been built on promontories that could be reached by roads which now get washed away, and the storm impacts can cause other problems.
Oh, pro tip, change clothes, hats, wigs, glasses, alter your stride, stand next to different people, remember that face dazzle paint does work, and remember how they measure faces (points on nose, eyebrows, chin, mouth, cheekbones). Anything that alters those defeats all known facial recognition, even orange spray tans (sparkle rainbow is better, tho).
I know others have posted, incorrectly presuming that ownership of a fancy house or a fancy car means you're rich, but in actual practice, most people who own fancy houses are not wealthy, but spend too much on flashy stuff, and the same goes for cars.
Rich people care about things they care about, and that means an iPhone.
Go ahead and charge your car up off our nice, clean hydroelectric power. Never mind that the hydro base generation is 100% committed and the energy we incrementally add to the system is from gas turbines and coal.
Dude, you are so 1980s. Since 2000 or so, you can buy green wind and solar power in literally every state in the Western US. All new construction in King County (WA) and California is required to have solar or low energy passive design.
Wake up and smell the couple of decades ago, grandpa. We adapt, you pay high rates for fossil fuels.
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Make the people on welfare do it. Are you able to work and getting government money? Well looks like you're going be sorting recyclables.
Agreed, all corporate CEOs and execs should spend half their time sorting recyclables.
I pour it down the storm sewer so it can go back underground with the rest of the oil
The Kaiju thank you
There are microbes which will break down plastics - we could use those.
First, take all the packaging - and leave it at the store. Make them deal with it and bear the cost. Then it shows up as bad corporate behavior on the annual reports.
Second, reduce usage. If a tiny battery comes in ten pounds of packaging, don't buy that. Or leave it on the sales desk.
Third, reuse. I just brought in ten ramen in a bread bag. I'll probably use that bread bag three to five times. This cuts my waste to 1/3 throught 1/5 what most people do, plus I didn't need a bag. This also can be used as a garbage bag, by the way. The reason I brought in ten ramen was I bought a cardboard case of 24, and you can reuse that box or recycle it.
Fourth, recycle. But if you have a need for soup, reuse your cottage cheese container to store it or other sauces.
There, cut the waste stream by 90 percent. Stop whining, grandpa!
They're just too polite to admit it in public
Which side of the bridge are you selling?
The underside, of course.
Read all about it!
Tulip markets overvalued, based on tulips being more than pretty flowers.
Interesting.
(starts shorting Cisco)
Look, this is why it can be bad to work for family owned firms. Even if he is fired, he still controls the stock, and FB will still continue to do bad things, because he controls it.
Fix the problem and stop pretending there isn't a problem.
Short version: do to the rest of the world what you do in Germany. There you aren't allowed to help Nazis or spread false conspiracy theories.
They're just crying cause they have to play fair, and the exec bonus payments will be smaller this year.
In our youth we called it ASLAG (Attention Span Like A Gnat) and we didn't even have phones.
We had party lines and we liked it!
Translation: The kids were ignoring teachers and parents and other adults.
Solution: Stop expecting kids not to act like kids.
WA, OR, and CA have already reinstated Net Neutrality, and we're half of the US GDP.
You'll also see this at mostly cash businesses, where they don't seem to actually have a lot of customers, but are just conduits for the drug trade and other ill gotten gains.
Look, if sea levels rise a couple of feet, this affects the cable repeaters and the landing approaches. A couple of feet may impact whether a six foot raised building is viable, because it's now four foot, and the wave action is likely to wash away the support structures. Some cable landings may have been built on promontories that could be reached by roads which now get washed away, and the storm impacts can cause other problems.
(caveat: not at that UW)
Was it converted to Yuan, or is this another fictional measure like "street price"?
If we're talking fictional currencies, at least use ones that actually have value.
To you, the Ministry of Silly Walks isn't a useful thing, but it really does work.
Oh, and ditch/replace your cell phone, the metadata correlation allows us to target the tracking.
This includes facial recognition.
Oh, pro tip, change clothes, hats, wigs, glasses, alter your stride, stand next to different people, remember that face dazzle paint does work, and remember how they measure faces (points on nose, eyebrows, chin, mouth, cheekbones). Anything that alters those defeats all known facial recognition, even orange spray tans (sparkle rainbow is better, tho).
But, hey, it's not just China.
You can replace my legacy mission critical servers when you pry them from my cold dead robotic hands covered with synthetic flesh.
We use LINUX. It's not "obsolete", all we do is crunch massive DNA sequences. We don't "need" graphics to do that.
The graphics are something we do on another machine.
Now, authorize those 4000 TB drives we need and stop whining.
Look, your problem isn't apps.
Your problem is you're infested with Russian operatives and Nazis.
It took me years to clean up Pacific Region from a nonclass state to a vetted classification state.
We all know where the problem is.
I know others have posted, incorrectly presuming that ownership of a fancy house or a fancy car means you're rich, but in actual practice, most people who own fancy houses are not wealthy, but spend too much on flashy stuff, and the same goes for cars.
Rich people care about things they care about, and that means an iPhone.
Mine is nice.
Your long tailpipe is making quite a racket as it drags on the pavement.
Pretty sure my work and my home are close and both served by wind and solar power. But continue with your 1980s view of how the world works, grandpa.
Can't falsify emissions for that.
Go ahead and charge your car up off our nice, clean hydroelectric power. Never mind that the hydro base generation is 100% committed and the energy we incrementally add to the system is from gas turbines and coal.
Dude, you are so 1980s. Since 2000 or so, you can buy green wind and solar power in literally every state in the Western US. All new construction in King County (WA) and California is required to have solar or low energy passive design.
Wake up and smell the couple of decades ago, grandpa. We adapt, you pay high rates for fossil fuels.