That may be true for now, but what happens long term? Articles I've read say that microplastics in the body only accumulate, and don't really decrease. Maybe that's just because we're exposed to more everyday. But even then, reducing exposure will only get harder as more particles increase in the environment, from all the plastic breaking down. There must be some point at which effects start to show. What is the lethal dose? Or what is the dose that starts significantly increasing cancers? Or birth defects? Or something we haven't even considered?

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    And Italy also invented fascism, so I'm not sure I'll follow their judgement on pineapples...

    Personally, I wouldn't care what a customer ordered on their pizza, they could order the worst possible combination of flavours, and I'd happily make it for them, what's the big deal? It wouldn't hurt me, or anyone else.

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  • I prefer music, with a wait time update every so often, so I know something is actually happening.

    But not the same 20 seconds of music that repeats on a loop. That is probably the worst, second only to the same song being played over and over.

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    Librewolf upgraded to 158.0-1 today and stopped working on my Ubuntu 20.04 system.

    I get an error:

    /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.29' not found

    The highest supported version on my system is GLIBCXX_3.4.28

    I can only use Librewolf now if I downgrade to version 156.0.1-1, even the Appimage has the same error.

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