It's both disposable and rechargeable. It has to be rechargeable as the battery doesn't contain enough capacity for the total amount of juice that's stored in them. E.g. a vape could have 10k puffs of juice, but the battery only lasts for ~2k of puffs so you have to recharge it about 5 times until the juice runs out. But once it runs out, there's no way to refill the juice so they get discarded. I remember when these USB-C vapes originally came out, we were joking that vapes got USB-C before the iPhone did.

How do you handle pulling SSL certificates to a keystore while building/starting Docker containers behind a proxy?

This example runs unit tests only, so it doesn't take too long (integration and other tests would still have to be executed on CI). It's more of a convenience than a practice, so you basically don't have to think about running unit tests.

Sure, if you find it convenient - go for it. However, I'd not enforce it as a policy for whole organisation for the reasons outlined above.

Anybody know what formats have hardware accelerated playback?

As in decoders, none.

As in renderers and converters, all of them.