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Sorry, I was making a joke based on the first diagram.
Yes, I looked at it and I hope that Firefox becomes a major player again. Stranger things have happened.
Sorry, I was making a joke based on the first diagram.
Yes, I looked at it and I hope that Firefox becomes a major player again. Stranger things have happened.
Are you joking? It doesn’t even show up in the chart, even Netscape stomps it. Pfft
Exactly. That would hold true for the green vegetables (that are cooked) as well, broccoli will become more protein dense through water loss.
Nothing at all. But it reduces protein density, so makes 25 grams of protein per 100 grams weight meaningless. No one is eating uncooked, dried pinto beans.
The legumes are pretty much bs though (except peanuts) as those are dry weight, cooked weight drops Pinto beans to 9 grams of protein. Protein density drops because bean weight increases through absorption.
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I didn’t know that, and the title is cryptic. On the other site there was a sub that posted (via bot) any updates, new apps, etc.
For anyone who was wondering, as I was, this is a roundup. New, updated apps, links to news etc.
It is unfortunate, buy we are giving our data freely, as we did on Spezzit. IMHO it would be great to block efforts to monetize Lemmy by ai, but that is not what we signed up for.
Lemmy is neither private, nor closed. It’s just the way it works.
Contributing in an open forum means the data will get harvested. If it closed there will be fewer views, open is what we have now.
Companies will train on what we post, we are not giving that (directly) to a centralized service though. To me that compromise is enough.
Liftoff has been mia for six months
That’s what I use as a search results redirect. It works quite well for that.
I wasn’t following it too much but I think they wanted to rewrite it. So, from the same developer is Tubular.
My YouTube use is quite limited. I was using the no longer maintained Newpipe Sponsorblock, recently switched to Tubular (rework of aforementioned). I also use Freetube Cordova and Invidious through UnTrackme.
Is there a reason for me to switch to this other fork? I watch probably 5-10 minutes a month.
Do you have a source for that? The only time I see Google DNS requests is in relation to Proton
Use any DNS you want, the app also has nice logs, firewall, Orbot integration (if you want it), and a bunch of other stuff. It does a lot more than TC.
No disagreement there, everyone should do due diligence, many will not. I was only pointing out that the community is not agreed on F-Droid being the best choice. Especially with the recent infighting there.
I won’t argue one way or another. The argument against f-droid is this
‘The issue with F-Droid is that all apps are signed by the same party (F-Droid) which is also not the developer. You’re now adding another party you’ll have to trust since you still have to trust the developer anyway, which isn’t ideal: the fewer parties, the better.’
https://privsec.dev/posts/android/f-droid-security-issues/
There are other examples too, and Divestos (which I have a lot of respect for) maintains their own repo.
So just because each follows their own standards does not disqualify one from another in my mind.
I have shifted to Obtanium as my source, a personal choice, and I am happy with it. I get more timely updates direct from the source. The developer could introduce Pixel tracking, or Google AdMob, but i scan all installs with App Manager, and RethinkDNS is set to block those anyway.
And F-droid takes some time to build, iirc between 3-5 days from what devs have posted.
Some releases never seem to make it to the main repo for various reasons.
I find this easy to read. There are quite a few info graphics where that is not the case though. I think it’s how your brain is wired.