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For example: https://www.karoly.io/amazon-lightsail-review-2018/
Would you rather read a really bad article that has no JS or a very well written one with JS enabled?
I just wanted to add to your last paragraph that we are paying 25ct per one-way plastic bottle on top of the regular price, we get it back when we return the bottle. That means the return rate is super high, because otherwise people will lose a lot of money. I think the system is quite good.
Is there any source for this?
In Germany for example we have the option to buy bottled water in glass or plastic. Glass bottles are reusable, while plastic bottles are either one-way (majority) or reusable. The glass bottles are reused an average of 50x, while the one-way plastic bottles obviously are only used once. There are some reusable plastic bottles, but they are only reused max. 12x if not a lot less.
Looking at these numbers alone tells me that glass bottles are way better for our environment compared to plastic bottles. So I am a bit confused by your statement.
I think this should be:
"In this example, jbarr-public and jeffbarr-public are bucket names; /images/ritchie_and_thompson_pdp11.jpeg and /classic_amazon_door_desk.png are object keys."
I prefer Atom because I use it since the early days and I am so used to it. The whole workflow is super awesome and everything is simple and clean. I don't have any performance problems nowadays (this was a big problem years ago) so I have zero complaints.
It's hard to switch, I tried VSCode, don't like it and have no reason to switch because _for me_ Atom just works and I love it.
I know this question sounds silly since it's basically a browser, but that it actually is similar to c9.
Can someone please link some articles that underline why this is the case? Thanks