It would mostly disperse into ash on re-entry.

I suppose it’s got a lower carbon emission than steel or aluminum even after you account for it burning up on de-orbit, considering the fuel cost for metal refining.

I’m not here to present my thesis, and even if I were then proving something doesn’t exist would be a stupid waste of time as absence of evidence is not itself evidence. I’ve already presented multiple specific breaches caused after the availability of Flipper Zero. You have Zero legs to stand on in this argument.

I know it’s a rhetorical question, but It’s a result of the popularization of ideograms during the spread of writing technology in their region, as opposed to the representation of concepts through only patterns of a small set of character seen in Europe which later spread to the far west. They’re far from the only culture to make the choice.

Zulie the Witch has me watching videos that deep dive into lore and filenames for games I’ve never even played, good channel.

That’s weird, did they suddenly give up on landfilling the seas to gain more territory?

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Seems your comment is pretty negatively reviewed but I’d love to hear the arguments against it. I’m gonna withhold my vote until maybe doing some light investigation later when I’m not busy.

You really dropped the ball on this one, little boop boop.

I’m sure he’s dead but I feel like “He is gone.” is not perfectly suited for the situation.

“You can kill a man but not his ideas.”

I can think of at least 2 successful Russian Revolutions, actually.

While I’m happy this is always getting more attention so we can soon ban more unnecessary plastics such as bottles and jars, it also seems slightly convenient for corporations that worsening trade relations with China is correlating with the decline in plastics popularity.

Eh, I’m just overthinking it.

I think aside from Cattle a large source of Methane Emissions would be Flare Stacks from Pumpjack Locations. Technically it’s illegal to burn off the excess natural gas, but the punishment is a fine.

About to be the only reason anybody looks into North Dakota.

I used Soy Trainers type of treat to teach puppies a few times in the past, and only feed them the treat after the praise key words “Good Job!” It’s hard at first because you have to take them out in the morning when they’re young, maybe they poop/pee and receive the treat, then you feed and water them, take them outside again, sit with them on your lap while you work until they want down, right back outside again.

It’s a hell of a time investment but I’ve had even small dogs figure it out before they were even 8 weeks old. Once they understand certain actions lead to treats and certain actions do not, it’s also a great time to teach sit, stay, go lay down, and come here. I’ve surprised friends and relatives by being able to put a treat on the dog’s face and leave the room, the dog will wait for the praise key words.

Sometimes Stay is the hardest to teach, but also the absolute most important. A dog who can remain calm and motionless is a dog who you have the attention of, and one who has great unwavering discipline. A dog who shakes and wiggles and jumps up is a dog who sees you as a friend and not any form of authority, it will not listen when it matters the most because your words are only suggestions.

Imagine a wifi camera strapped to a glock, that’s a fun mental image.

I thought it was a discussion about homes. Ya’ll are putting wifi cameras in your cars?

For good reasons.

It’s honestly never worth it to stop petty thieves. The company still makes profit, the police will end up dealing with unruly individuals eventually even if you don’t report them. The only reason to try is to satisfy humanity’s violent tendencies, which perpetuates a cycle of harm.

There is no confusion here, friend. Our opinions conflict, that is all.