Is there more/less a risk of using micro plastics with food stuff than traditional plastic?
I would really love to use a 3D printer for all of these home organization tasks but am worried of increasing consumption of micro plastics.
mustardman
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O'Biden rules!
I wouldn't bother reading it. It's the same as 2022's list with only one more game added to it.
Notebookcheck
The name makes it sound like blogspam, but the first time I went on there I was incredibly blown away by how through they were. It was for a laptop and went to the level of determining variance in brightness across the screen and stuff like that.
Wait, all of that for just a Boolean true value or is that some sort of logical expression?
You are bothered by Linux memes and now acting like you're not bothered. I'm sorry to be rude, but I hope your kernels remain closed source.
Distros and package managers are bad. Reject modernity, embrace compiled source. Burn Lennart Pottering at the stake!
Sense of pride and accomplishment is only attainable through pay-to-win microtransactions. This is known.
Your grandma only wishes she had his style. As do we all.
Kind of annoying to say I was "screaming microplastics" when I simply asked if there was more or less of a risk compared to non-addative manufacturing of plastics. You also seem to have resigned to not being worried about microplastics since it is already a problem.
You and another poster brought up "but there are microplastics everywhere!" Yes, and we are learning about them and their problems. I've heard about potential issues about synthetic fabrics. I think it is pretty reasonable to ask about the safety, especially when the science on the effects of microplastics is finally entering the forefront.