Except I am not a troll. How can people actually want to eat lab grown food? How is it any different than eating processed food I wonder

Holy fuck this is great. I’ll be using this thanks.

Lab grown meat that is unhealthy as fuck. Lab grown meat is no longer meat, so you can’t call it that.

I want to eat meat that was a part of some animal, not lab grown food.

I’d like to drop this amazing blog here: https://digdeeper.club/articles/email.xhtml#protonmail

I don’t think there is any good one. For privacy, you can install Google Gallery then disable network access to it.

god forbid the usage of the terminal for newbies lest thee shall fall into this rabbit hole.

I like how much the design resembles YouTube’s design. I would believe it if I didn’t know about the state of mobile phones.

Explain the nose growing.

I see.

What happened in 1984

Totally understandable. I mean, it’s still in alpha and yes I do encounter bugs sometimes. I honestly just use it because I can have my feed in grayjay as well.

I also want to drop Grayjay in here. It supports YouTube and can also be used to view other platforms like Twitch, Odysee, PeerTube, etc. It uses plugins, so you can develop a plugin for the video platform you want to be able to use in Grayjay. Grayjay also has this Polycentric “decentralized” database so that you can comment and like the videos in those aforementioned platforms.

It’s called “Letterboxing”. It sets the resolution of a web page to a standardized resolution used on all other (afaik) Firefox based browsers.

Don’t share any personally identifiable information and use the TOR network when using it for additional privacy.

How does it work? I was planning on importing a recommendation algorithm I made in the past for MAL for an upcoming fediverse summer project I was thinking of making that was also pretty much privacy-friendly. I’d like to know how you do the on device recommendation though. Since it’s content based, do you download thousands of posts or something?

By default, I doubt that Firefox is better at privacy than Chrome. Actually even worse than Chrome I’d say. But you can customize Firefox to be much more privacy friendlier than Chrome. That is the functionality Chrome lacks. The last time I tried out Ungoogled chromium, it sucked ass. Websites actually loaded slower than on Firefox for me. And both had uBlock Origin installed. I tried those fancy GPU stuff as well, almost nothing changed.

Yeah. Technically that should be possible. But why would you do that is the real question. Afaik you won’t be able to use GNU Taler without an existing backend. Your backend would be a bank and why not just withdraw coins from there. I don’t know whether you can self host the backend. There would be no reason to be afraid of the bank knowing where you send the coins to as that is pretty much hidden from the bank. I explained GNU Taler to my best abilities in this comment: https://lemmy.world/comment/10414943

Yeah well, it functions kind of like a nornal cryptocurrency wallet. You send those GNU Taler coins to another GNU Taler wallet. These coins can be directly converted to normal currency via the bank.

It can work in any place, as long as the sender’s and the recipient’s banks support GNU Taler. But it is not as private as monero.

As the website states, it’s not a new cryptocurrency coin. It works only if the bank wants to support it since GNU Taler is more like a plugin. When you want to pay a merchant, it directly withdraws money from your bank account and converts it to coins for your wallet to deposit. The bank knows where this coin is sent. However after depositing, the wallet tries to pay the shop. At this point, afaik the wallet makes a cryptographic proof with details like the amount of coins, sends it to the bank and the bank blindly signs it with their private key. Blind signatures are signatures where the signer does not know what the contents of what they are signing are. So the other bank or the shop can know that it came from that bank without the bank knowing from where it came. The bank however knows where the coins are going, so you can hold them accountable in case something happens. But you of course must reveal your identity for those things. Since cryptography is used, you can prove payments to merchants. GNU Taler can also be used offline, but I don’t know how that works.

(there might be misconceptions in here so don’t take my words blindly)

Here’s a nice image I found online: