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There are some big beetle grubs that can be found living inside trees that I tried in the amazon that when fried taste meaty, not too different to chicken. That is my favorite one.

The rest I have tried in Mexico (where I am from). There is a pink caterpillar called ‘chinicuil’ that tastes similar to the grub but has less meat, so if it is fried in oil you mostly taste the fried skin. The raw chinicuiles do have a very peculiar strong chemical taste that I thinkias unique to them, and eating either of these raw can be unpleasant because you can feel in your mouth how they pop and juices come out. But eating most animals raw is unpleasant anyway.

Crickets, especially “chapulines” are eaten fried as a snack. Usually we do add spicy powder, but we add that to everything. They are also ground and mixed into salsas.

We eat ant eggs. You can look up “escamoles”. They are very good but also seasonal and expensive.

Edit: Found a delicious-looking image of the grubs: https://img.atlasobscura.com/SBUrJMe6IZGYIcWPxhTnCJJ_6ugThLBpjPDKZFlK-qM/rs:fill:580:580:1/g:ce/c:644:644:nowe:264:174/q:81/sm:1/scp:1/ar:1/aHR0cHM6Ly9hdGxh/cy1kZXYuczMuYW1h/em9uYXdzLmNvbS91/cGxvYWRzL3RoaW5n/X2ltYWdlcy9iODgx/ZDBjYmEyOTViMmJj/ZjBfU3VyaV9tb3Rv/cGVydS5qcGc.jpg

Some raw insects do have an odd taste, but all of the cooked insects that I have tried have tasted pretty good. Which ones taste awful to you?

I agree with you to some extent, but not completely.

I think that making a comparison of anything to Hitler is polarizing language and is unlikely to lead to a constructive discussion. One can perfectly well explain these concepts without needing to bring up historical references, and bringing up this specific reference does little less than adding ‘shock’ value. This language directly antagonizes the people with different views.

Pfizer ceo admitting vax don’t work (to sell the new one of course)

This is obviously not true, and this is also a very polarized statement. Vaccine manufacturers have a strong economic incentive to push their product and they also have a lot of money to invest in marketing, this can’t be denied. Vaccines work and the COVID vaccine is effective and has a low adverse effect risk, this is also established well beyond reasonable doubt. There is a lot left to discuss, but that discussion is nuanced.

As for the rest, I don’t give as much credit to the ‘elite ruling class’ as you do. I don’t think that they are as coordinated and capable. I think that the world and society is shaped by many different social and political forces, and that these follow “natural” laws if they can be called that. The elite have a massive influence because they can move a huge number of resources, but I think that their influence is rather chaotic in the long term. Corporate media is propaganda but I have never heard anyone say otherwise, so not much to add there.

So, with regards to:

So I disagree that society has agreed to this.

I don’t place the elite above society, I believe that we are all in this mess together. But this is really a personal opinion and not something that I can show you with hard evidence, so we can just disagree here without problem.

As for censorship, there is more censorship than I would like. I do understand the logic of censorship. Making false claims is much much much easier than thoroughly debunking them, so censorship can save a lot of time and effort. On the other hand, I think that it is our responsibility to assess whether a claim is true. I have also seen many cases of censorship of content that is perfectly legitimate. The censorship itself is rather mediocre too, though, because all of this censored content is easily available.

That’s why I’m marching on 1/23

Thank you for marching! I applaud your activism.

It bothers me how easy it is for society to become so polarized on issues like this. I feel rather powerless, stuck somewhere in between what society has agreed to call the pro- and anti-vax :-/

You can take a look at the lemmymap: https://lemmymap.feddit.de/

Click on “instance 30d” or “growth” so that the size of the points is proportional to their users or growth.

Originally posted here: https://feddit.de/post/184

I meant the continuous glucose monitors, like this one:

<img src=“https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fapi.time.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2017%2F03%2Fcgm.jpg&amp;f=1&amp;nofb=1” alt=“Healthy People Are Wearing Continuous Glucose Monitors | Time”/>

I think that only one small incision is required when you put it on and it is quite painless, then the blood glucose is measured at set intervals over a two week period.

(Can’t respond from my instance for some reason)

I wish us the best of luck in the future 😅

PhD student renting in a big city in Europe. About 35%.

That’s very nice. Thank you for your hard work! I am curious about oauth. I did not know that 3 rd party clients needed to know the password, I will look into that!

This protects the database from a breach, but someone can set up an instance and collect the passwords from the logs:

As far as I can tell with my very limited experience, back-end encryption is the standard. One trusts the host not to steal their passwords from the logs, so protecting the data in the case of a breach is good enough. I think that it would make sense for the standard in the Fediverse to be different. Passwords should be encrypted by the client by default, and then re-hashed back-end.

It is also possible that what I am saying does not make sense in practical grounds - this is just something that surprised me while looking through the logs. I was under the wrong impression that plain text passwords were never accessible before looking into this topic.

I would be happy to see client-side password hashing implemented.

I understand that responsibility of using unique passwords falls on the user, and maybe a truly malicious instance would be able to remove the hashing (although I think that it would be possible to check if non-hashed passwords leave the client). However, the reality is that many people still re-use their password for many websites and do not use 2FA when not required. Password hashing would reduce the level of trust required of the instance makers.

On a similar vein, it would be nice to anonymize the ip addresses that are printed to the docker logs if possible, similar to the nginx logs. I think that this would be easier to undo for a malicious instance, but at least they would need to have a bit more technical knowledge to get to this information.