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geissi , 16 days ago to memes in How are there so many of them

I mean using your real name does not depend on the platform you’re using but more on how you’re using it.
Pretty sure the majority of reddit users do not post under their real name and you could use a pseudonym on facebook if you wanted to.
Zuckerberg isn’t going to check your ID when you sign up.

geissi , 16 days ago to memes in How are there so many of them

Your data isn’t really more private on the fediverse, is it?
Everything you post is shared with myriad instances.
You might not end up just handing it to some large tech corp but you also give up any remnant of control over it.

geissi , 16 days ago to memes in How are there so many of them

Ja, passt schon

geissi , 30 days ago to noncredibledefense in Gentleman who has this on their 2024 bingo card

Berlin clean and beautiful? This must be some alternate history.

geissi , 1 month ago to world in Germans Combat Climate Change From Their Balconies: Plug-and-play solar panels are popping up in yards and on balcony railings across Germany, driven by bargain prices and looser regulations.

In Germany, individual plug-in panels sell for as low as 200 euros, or about $217, at big box stores. Complete sets, including mountings, an inverter and cables, are about twice that cost.

geissi , 1 month ago to news in Chicken wings advertised as 'boneless' can have bones, Ohio Supreme Court decides

Boneless chicken wings did come from a chicken with bones in it,

Sure but then someone prepared the chicken and decided that the outcome can be described as boneless. Personally, I would also expect the bones to have been removed.
You can debone chicken without turning it into pink slime.
I’d rather expect it to be made from another part of the chicken in the style of wings.