The world is drowning in plastic.
Experts say we need to stop making so much. But the plastics industry is peddling a "solution" that works like magic.
Don't be fooled.
(Published June 2024)
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#News #Plastic #Environment #Sustainability #Recycling
The Delusion of Advanced Plastic Recycling Using Pyrolysis
The plastics industry has heralded a type of chemical recycling it claims could replace new shopping bags and candy wrappers with old ones — but not much is being recycled at all, and this method won’t curb the crisis.ProPublica
AnnoyingRains
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •In case you are wondering, the backend code when you submit that form is basically:
if (YouClaimToBeASpamBot) {
return success;
}
else {
SendTheMessageToMe();
return success;
}
AnnoyingRains
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •UPDATE: I have just got my first spam message, literally just the word burger in every field... but filed under copyright? Yeah sure whatever....
It's clear someone found the form haha
Felix 🐊
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •I can change that! :)
/s
not ch1c
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •maybenot
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •Taffy Blindside
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •Wade McGillis
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •OCTADE
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •Roland Häder🇩🇪
Als Antwort auf OCTADE • • •wp-comments-post.php
and won't analyze the form again. That simple spam attack is then very efficiently stopped. Others are trapped by these "hidden" (CSS mostly) form fields.Roland Häder🇩🇪
Als Antwort auf OCTADE • • •Chris
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •Marijke Luttekes
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •Excellent approach!
I added a question to my contact form, to answer to which people can find on another page of my website; instantly stopped all spam.
Sorry, eric.jones.z!
Tim Ward ⭐🇪🇺🔶 #FBPE
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •Interesting. I've never had any bot spam from the form on my web site (just the occasional manual spam, but I haven't seen even one of those for years).
There's some elementary validation - there's an email address field for which some sort of DNS lookup has to succeed (dunno what exactly - I nicked the code and haven't looked at it for years) - but nothing clever.
I wonder what I am - completely accidentally - doing right?
Steven Sandoval
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •Christoph Schmees
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •uvok
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •Saphire Lattice
Als Antwort auf AnnoyingRains • • •I wonder how this would differ from making that radio button hidden and have the form just not submit if it's selected (by default)
So that it has a clear feedback for people, but, yeah