There exist another simplification then. A lot of meals can be cooked once and freezed after. It could be stored for months and warmed in a microwave in 6 minutes. However some products like potatoes should be mashed as otherwise it looses taste
agree, but still backdoors sometimes leak to the internet. The companies who store data centralised like messeges usually have a big legal pressure like Telegram while it had system Ton. Idk if Mozilla have that sort of pressure, I would not question it if it would be decentralised system. Anyway there are always compromises and it souldn't be too much focus on it. For example basically all programming languages are have closed source parts, simply because CPU scheme is usually proprietary and could not be checked after manufacture.
- programming language -> .... -> programming language -> assembler -> CPU scheme
I think that uploading bookmarks to the computer of other guy (server) is not private or save thing to do. There are a lot of laws which may force to open that data about you and a lot of ways to bypass cryptography/security exist, as computer is not small and simple system.
If you will use it your question will be sent to OpenAI or Anthropic and possibly DuckDuckGo companies + search engines it is connected to.
If you don't your question will be sent to the website you chose, possibly to DuckDuckGo + search engines it uses.
So you decide what is more private in this case.
Many commertial apps have options to run apps at logins... Is there any cross-platform way to do so in python or other languages?
Many commertial apps have options to run apps at logins... Is there any cross-platform way to do so in python?
Is there any mechanical engineers? What you would wish to know when you were starting learning? What skills and topics you consider the most useful in mechanical engineering?
What is the fastest way to learn mechanical engineering in the nowadays when 3d printers are avaliable to be able to design and make custom clocks, engines, generators?