u/VastOption8705

Is my son’s Mac screen totally stuffed. White marks won’t come off.
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Is my son’s Mac screen totally stuffed. White marks won’t come off.

My son’s MacBook has these marks on it.

Nothing is able to get these marks off. Isopropyl alcohol. Nope. Wet wipes, no. Clean cloth with water won’t do it.

u/VastOption8705 — 17 hours ago
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What's Australia's plan for fertilizer? Middle east sources are stuck. China reduced urea exports by over 50%.

As we all know, Diesel isn't the only shortage going around, it will soon be Fertilizers.

Now more than 30% of urea comes from the Middle East. The price of fertilizer has also skyrocketed.

https://preview.redd.it/kqyx9f6at9tg1.png?width=2392&format=png&auto=webp&s=a858d071bbbe392529f7a77a5e3831cc179f4fe2

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So far.. China has restricted fertilizer exports. We are also not getting our fertilizer from the Middle East.

>In mid-March, Beijing banned exports of nitrogen-potassium fertiliser blends and certain phosphate varieties, sources told Reuters. The ban, which has not been formally unveiled, was ​reported earlier this week by Bloomberg News. That would mean between half and three quarters of China's exports last year are restricted, ⁠potentially up to 40 million metric tons, according to a Reuters estimate.

The only major option left is Russia. Geopolitically, we cannot buy from Russia as there are sanctions. So what next?

reddit.com
u/VastOption8705 — 22 hours ago
Two of Australia’s largest sources of jet fuel could be cut off as South Korea and China eye restrictions

Two of Australia’s largest sources of jet fuel could be cut off as South Korea and China eye restrictions

South Korean airlines have asked their government to help redirect jet fuel exports to the domestic market, threatening half of Australia’s imports of the critical fuel after Chinese authorities earlier this month flagged export restrictions.

Amid deepening concerns across Asia about the impact of the escalating Middle East conflict, an official at South Korea’s transport ministry told the Guardian that “some domestic carriers” had asked authorities to redirect export-bound jet fuel back to the local market due to supply concerns.

theguardian.com
u/VastOption8705 — 5 days ago