Comment on Hackintoshing as a sustainable environmental practiceparentComments−hot_gril1yWe really need rules of thumb like this physically posted in more places. I grew up seeing "be green" signs in school that didn't really tell you how.−tonyedgecombe1yA reasonable rule of thumb is how much money you spend on something. Even if you buy something that is ostensively green your money is still flowing into an economy which isn’t.−hot_gril1yYeah, that's what I use if nothing else is available, but in this case the 27 gallons of gasoline costs about 1/10 of the MacBook.−wilg1ySomething I would like to see is well regulated “Carbon Facts” on products like nutrition facts.
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We really need rules of thumb like this physically posted in more places. I grew up seeing "be green" signs in school that didn't really tell you how.
A reasonable rule of thumb is how much money you spend on something. Even if you buy something that is ostensively green your money is still flowing into an economy which isn’t.
Yeah, that's what I use if nothing else is available, but in this case the 27 gallons of gasoline costs about 1/10 of the MacBook.
Something I would like to see is well regulated “Carbon Facts” on products like nutrition facts.