Good luck with that. All an admin has to do is look at the data from another country - not even move the file - then the data has gone international. These sorts of rules just dont work on the internet.

Scotland is part of the UK and the UK voted out. Youre quite happy to get the billions in handouts from westminster so suck it up.

WTF are you talking about? WW2 had nothing to do with high speed trains in europe unless you think the nazis conveniently bombed a load of farmers fields dead level to lay the tracks on 40 years later in the 80s. And any purpose built city TGV stations in france for example were built long after wartime reconstruction had finished.

Did you actually read that load of incoherent babble first before you cut and pasted it from chatgpt?

Lead is a single poison and the body can just about cope up to a point. After all, those of us alive in the 20th century breathed a ton of the stuff in from car fumes.

The problem with plastic is that it isn't a single chemical, its a whole farmyard of them so it hits the body on a whole host of fronts with different toxic effects.

The exact same type of squeeling arguments were made by the car and petrochemical industries when countries started to ban leaded fuel back in the 80s and 90s. They were BS then and they're BS now.

This crap is all over the enviroment too when it floats out the window into the breeze. If you want to see it shine a bright torch in a dark room with synthetic fabrics/carpets and look at all the synthetic fibres floating about.

Higher incineration temps are the solution to those

Chlorine isnt too much of an issue as theres usually some bacteria that can break down organochlorides. The real problems start when theres fluorine in the mix. You REALLY dont want organoflourides in the enviroment but unfortunately we've been producing these forever chemicals such as PFAs for decades now and nothing in our ecosystem can break them down.

Not really because the fuel that would have been produced from the PVC will still be required, itll just come from oil instead. Plus you now have more toxic waste in the ground that will eventually leach into the ecosystem. Burning or converting plastic for fuel is the only sane way to dispose of this material.

A mention is hardly the same as an entire article. As for secondary sources, if the code is available on the download webpage and that webpage is used as the primary source then how can it not be reliable enough? What do they want, someone to go and start another page and cut and paste everything from the 1st then they're happy? Its a joke.

"Non AI" machine translation simply uses statistical analysis just like LLMs except it does it directly using standard programming techniques rather than as a 2nd order effect of the way an LLM neural net is built and trained.

"must be notable, verifiable and reliable."

For various definitions of those words. I and others wrote and edited a page about a specific 1990s TCP talk server codebase. Everything in it was verifiable given the author of the code wrote the majority of it, ditto reliable. Notable? Well the code was a Big Deal back in the mid to late 90s and the code in various forms gave rise to dozens of servers with possibly thousands of users spread across them in its hayday. But most wiki editors were probably still at school back then so never encounted the early internet, ergo the article was irrelevant so got deleted. What a total waste of everyones effort.

Time to dust down the VCR in the cupboard then.

Anyone with functioning braincell knows that nothing online is permanent. If you're really want to own it buy the DVD or find a service that let's you download the actual movie file otherwise STFU and stop whining.