So, simplicity might not be lawful in some jurisdictions around the world?

I favor this change in the law. Whenever any law enforcement people and the judge who signed the warrant invade an incorrect residence or business, they all (yes, including the judge) shall be responsible for making all repairs and restorations. That means cops hanging new drywall as needed, cops putting all clothes back in the drawers, the judge washing everyone's stained underwear, etc. maybe that will get them to understand their evidence source better and investigate in advance, before doing a "bust in".

Of course this is unlikely in red Missouri.

The plastic of concern is that which people regularly throw into the trash, like a daily coffee cup at work (do people still go there?). Focus on that which is thrown away after less use. eventually you can handle stuff rarely thrown out like a window frame that has been in use for 50 years and is being replaced.

then don't store it in the compost pile.

Figure out how i can take a copy of this new AGI software back in time by 5 or 6 years to install and run back then. i hope it fits on those itsy-bitsy puny machines in 2024.

Many states make that legal, now. Makes me feel safer when I see a few people doing it in the town I'm visiting.

Then arm all the smart kids and be sure the stupid ones know they shoot back.

Then just sell them the same model of 3D printer as you used ... until they outlaw 3D printers or that type of plastic.

With only 30 people there, won't be much effect. Make it fully universal and watch inflation soar like a rocket.

When everything works safe, too many people and systems slack off and get lazy because "it's all safe and secure". Then one day everyone does it. We are trending to that because we have cloud providers, now.

Stats about which cloud provider is most secure will just end up making your own service less secure.

Even on the most secure cloud provider, any IaaS customer can easily setup a very insecure virtual infrastructure. IT providers need to have a lot more education of all aspects of their work. They also need to learn that throwing lots of commercial security products or services at the problem does not work. Security is a whole attitude thing. I saw this problem back when i worked as an operations director at an ISP. The IT service providers that were our customers frequently had security issues of their own making or their own lack of knowledge; we just provided access to their insecure networks.

And deeper, still, we find mobsters with concrete shoes.

... develop it yourself.