Onego Bio is using fungi to produce ovalbumin, one of the major protein in eggs. Their process seems stable, so it might play a big role especially in industrial food production pretty quickly

https://www.onego.bio/product

Interesting. Makes me wonder if it could used as a binder in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quorn

According to the article they still rely on conventionally sourced eggwhite for that function.

Should be mentioned as in the general context of meat ersatz, anyway.

Humble Bundle has spoiled me and my ebook library has grown by around a 100 books this year...

Tech book recommendations: 'Secure by Design', 'Designing Data-Intensive Applications', 'Building Secure and Reliable Systems' and 'Fundamentals of Software Architecture'.

For scifi: 'Murderbot Diaries' and 'The Expanse' - both are just great entertainment

I actually have a large backlog of books I got on HB. Time to go through it

From a user perspective, yeah, practically every site I have to create an account for would be better if the signup was that simple. They're all basically one time throwaway accounts anyway, so why not treat them as such at the service level. Of course from the business view, there's all sorts of reasons, but one can dream...

Thanks for pointing out the terms of service agreement thing - it was so unobtrusive that I just glanced over it!

Now that is an impressive account setup process for sure! Glad to see these kinds of flows exist.

More information about the initiative: https://aol.codeberg.page/eci/

The proposal being pushed; https://cdn.netzpolitik.org/wp-upload/2025/11/2025-11-06_Cou...

A better title would be "Ethical Computing Initiative".

Their status page is interesting https://aol.codeberg.page/eci/status.html Surprised it doesn't mention Orion browser by Kagi, but I guess it's still a bit niche

Anyone have additional feedback? Seems to have a decent number of votes, but I didn't see it on the front page, even on the second to fifth.

It did appear briefly on the first page, but at the time the site timed out quite a lot so maybe that caused a sudden drop

Thanks, guess codeberg doesn't have much bandwidth. On the other hand it's mostly static text and a css include, should be easy to serve.

That’s an interesting browser, will take a look. I think the original name hasn’t resonated here and so they tried a different tack.

Great news! I can't find any other sources, but it would be weird for Breyer to post this if it wasn't confirmed

Could you share the template you're using?

There is an open community proposed standard template for ADRs, but I don't have the link

Could you point to any resources on how to achieve this? At work we're increasing our Figma usage, and this approach sounds like something better implemented sooner than later

Here's a tool I made.

https://github.com/stamen/figmasset

Stamen! One of the OGs at this point.