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To be fair, you do come across quite like the Fritz (saying this as a German): "Das ist VERBOTEN!" A somewhat calmer approach to a quite harmless topic might get you more reach in terms of raising awareness.

I am quite sure that the problem is only ever in balance / the mass of people walking in a particular place. We are monkeys on this planet, and it is absolutely okay to walk through nature, much more so than flatten a forest to build a road.that we can walk on. People should maybe just refrain from walking off the paths in nature reserves / fragile ecosystems.

On a flowery meadow somewhere in the middle of a long hike? I don't see the problem.

I did not correct you (nor did I voice an objection) on any point other than one :p

There is no natural mechanism to uncompress soil.

Earthworms.

Diabolical, original and harmless (kinda) - I love it.

You can also just pull the USB drive out, if you have waited a reasonable time after last writing to it, no harm will be done.

Also, terminal commands have the advantage that they are the same over the course of 20something years and across all desktop environments, while the tinyfloppy windows moves critical functions around with every second patch so you have to relocate stuff you had just memorized.

Fuck Nestle.

No, it's not. It could be used for per-vehicle speeding tickets as well, but eCall is not about this.

That indeed is a huge problem. Whenever I try peertube, I get zero search results and I don't know whether it is because there are so few videos or because the indexing is so badly done or because people do not provide metadata with their uploads...

That is how expiration dates usually work for anything moist/liquid/perishable. You open it and then you should consume it within a short time. Typically a few days at most, bit more for marmalade.

Reason: food contains microbes/spores. Preservation processes slow down growth, and/or reduce initial amount, but not to zero. Microorganisms in food grow exponentially over time, and the best before date is a statistically determined date by which 99.x% of food samples are still good to eat if unopened. Open it, and you expose the food to the much higher load of microbial life from ambient air and whatever you stick in there (spoon, butter knife, drink from the bottle). Boom, microbial growth explodes and food perishes within a short period.

Same goes for interrupting a cooling chain or exposing e.g. milk to sunlight.