One nation, one vote seems like a good idea to me. The US would never allow it tho.

It’s less a geographical or hemispheric distinction, and more a political one.

This page on imperial core is good.

This is a good one, thx.

World Incarceration Rates If Every U.S. State Were A Country.

That’s been getting much worse in the US at least.

Site tagline material.

You can edit posts in lemmy.

North Korea, you’d get blown up and killed

Source?

Not sure. My local supermarket doesn’t have soybeans (edamame) tho, because they allocate it elsewhere.

The “tofu isn’t masculine and is for the weak” thing is deeply funny, even aside from all the pro-masculine stuff in there. All my muscles are from tofu-gains, and there are vegan bodybuilders who bulked up on tofu.

For sure. There are a few exceptions, like brazil and mexico, but they also have huge amounts of previously unpopulated/depopulated land, with major underdevelopment from their colonial past.

Love this. One of those extremely satisfying terminal commands to pointlessly run over and over, so much so that I added it to my crontab so I don’t do that 😭

Admins can see voting patterns.

The nazi’s copying the US colonialist model, but in eastern europe:

If this is for torrents, the binhex qbittorrent docker can do this for wireguard.

Downvote spam report: 1/4th of the downvotes on this one (so far) are from zero-content accounts.

Careful, you’re going to get priviledge checked by the g*mer who thinks reading books and exercise is something only rich ppl have time to do.

None of those things needs a big time requirement. You could work out for 5 minute a day if you want, study for 5 minutes, and do something creative for 5 minutes.

Most people don’t prioritize vitally important things like self study.

I’ve used photoprism for years now, and its solid. Pretty performant, and even has an unofficial android app.

• Continuing study after school. Whether its science, political theory, or anything, a lot of people stop reading or studying anything after college / school.
• Doing something creative as an outlet (music, art, knitting, anything). A lot of people are just consumption machines nowadays, mostly consuming things other people have made, rather than creating something.
• Physical exercise.
• Having explicit long-term goals and working towards them.