The Starlink satellites are creating way more space junk than we need and risk creating a Kessler syndrome.
Sorta good news on that front. Starlink satellites are in such a low orbit that without regular boosting of their orbit they re-enter in short measure. The bad news is that means there are hundreds of pounds of e-waste re-entering and burning up on a regular basis and there have been studies suggesting it's damaging the ozone layer.
Buying fries from McDonalds
McDonald's fries aren't vegan BTW. Even though they switched from using beef tallow for frying in the 90's they still try to replicate the flavor using a seasoning that contains (among other things) hydrolyzed milk proteins.
Edit: Okay... as multiple people pointed out, that's apparently not universal. For such a large chain I assumed that the US's preparation guidelines were the same as global cooking guidelines, but apparently not.
When freaking lawyers are saying "I don't know if I can ethically support this company" you know you've got a problem.
Looks like backing up the post was a good call.
Trump has nowhere near enough hair to make pigtails like that. Plugs or not.
Imma going to guess that's a bad move for the incoming trump officials job security. Preparing is a flaw since it admits fault.
....brain is cooking.
I mean, not gonna disagree.
Nooo.... you're supposed to be giving your salable data to US firms!
The reasons for today's large-scale failure in the RuNet are definitely not connected with any exercises on the "sovereignization" of the Internet.
Yeah... that statement makes me a little suspicious.
It’s unfortunate really.
I don't know about "unfortunate". His "move fast and break things" approach to anti-aging treatments have a good chance of killing him, and having one less dipshit billionaire who thinks he's brilliant because he's rich would undoubtedly benefit society as a whole.
Oh god, it wasn't an act. He's so stupid he actually thinks that foreign companies pay tariffs.
Yeah, sounds like Musk.