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I just got recommended this funnily enough
Just train your cat to
robget it for free
Just saw this fitting post
29·20 天前Oh my bad, I need to consume more to increase shareholder value. Almost forgot
Does anyone have the original of the dad doge
Gonna need it so I can use it as a reaction lol
Literally the only time people talk to me is when they want to ask how many sets I have left
Most of the people in my gym are just average people though, not like a gold gym or anything.
4·1 个月前It’s called breaking boundaries, just on the other end! Let’s see if we can reach 30 fps by 2026
6·2 个月前Isn’t cellophane a flexible plastic? This one is more comparable to hard plastics, which was my mistake since my initial assumption before actually reading the research paper was that it’s meant to replace things like plastic bags
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-63904-2
I went and read the paper, but the TLDR is:
- The bioplastic is a rigid material with high tensile strength a bit higher than conventional rigid plastics
- Made from acidic solvents to create a gel consisting of cellulose
- Can be closed loop recycled by redissolving with the same solvent
- Depends on soil microbials to break down the cellulose within 50 days
- Cost analysis presented it at 2.3k usd per ton, with the cheapest plastic (HIPS) at 1.3k/t and the most expensive (PLA) at 2.6k/t. Though the cost analysis didn’t show all the plastics it used for material comparison.
You can basically think of it as a fancy wood structure, since it’s primarily cellulose.
It says 50 days in soil, I’m guessing it’s more stable than that when kept as regular packaging. It probably relies on microorganisms and/or other creatures that can break down cellulose to be present, which in a warehouse shouldn’t be present
Even 50 days is relatively fine if it’s cheap enough to replace saran wrap for food products. Most perishables don’t last that long anyways
Of course every new invention is probably overreporting its successes for funding, but these kinds of innovation is always one step towards a better future.
Worse, you become important but with no pay raise
Then it becomes all pain no gain
Have business requirements change by the hour
My homie raw onion slice does not deserve this slander
He’s just a chill guy in a burger world
https://youtube.com/watch?v=7xQvdqbF0Zs&t=65s
My shareholder value!!!
17·2 个月前Unironically yes, mostly cause most websites on mobile are the most horrid experience and an app for the average audience is just how phones are nowadays
I have hope. Last time they got hit with an anti monopoly lawsuit that should’ve forced them to sell away chrome, but unfortunately they got bailed out. Here’s hoping next time they aren’t so lucky
https://youtu.be/Ecl2kZBnBnY