Now? What are you talking about? They said so from the very beginning. This is nothing new or changed.

Actual random afaik, but it keeps track so I can go back to the correct song. With several hundred a “soon repetition” is not really an issue.

Nice cropping.

Are the persons a little mixed up?

Mine play at random. Actual random, not depending -on-corporate-feels-random.

Minority leadership? Didn’t he win pretty conclusive on all fronts?

Why the quote marks?

What do they do?

Except that many highly educated people are also into religions :(

It is not when they only randomly happen to be activists. They are deporting anyone they can.

The correct analogy would be that anyone can call a rocket a rocket, without being able to build one.

You do not need to have a solution to a complex problem, naming it is enough if it is apparent that most are unaware.

Example: A doctor does something wrong during an operation, you need neither expertise nor a solution to point out that something went wrong.

Not really a great example of “real change happening” when all that happened is they get their money after 12 years instead of 21 years…

But why put them in the hole? If you have no clean burning, the filter mostly gets carbon, which can be burned again. Some plastics like PVC release HCl, so you need to scrub that, but the result is harmless table salt. The biggest issue is formation of dioxins, so you need to have a high flame temperature to make sure everything burns clean. Otherwise dust etc. could contain heavy metals, but that is not directly from the plastic.

There is no extension when I open the link directly from inside my Lemmy app (connect). There is also no ad block.

What do you mean with filters?

Ahhh my eyes… All white.

But yes, good memories.

The polymer decomposes when you heat it up, yes. But you can also start from scratch, so to speak. But that is a more involved process. The same way you can reuse steel or melt it completely new.

This is actually incorrect, you can absolutely break plastic into its basic constituents and create new plastic. But that costs more than simply using already existing oil.

The cheaper downcycle method is roughly separating the plastics and using certain ones to make new items like plastic bags, buckets etc.

Good point! I believe usually not?