you might be into something :

https://landgeist.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/europe-seafood-consumption.png

this might be the reason, because the stat are baffling: It is not alcohol, or smoking since France rank high in those. It is not lack of sport, as Germany is one of the most sport oriented population. Is is not lack of money, as Germany and Swiss dont do so well. It is not the “mediterraneen diet” since italy dont do so good. It cant be quality of Healthcare, because germany , swiss and sweden have a great one.

It all make no sense, without some hidden factor at play

then dont do reddit repost, WetHedgeHog! looking forward seeing your posts here o/

I suppose young french, would like to have better salary… young swiss just want to spend their money on good food, for once

I was told germany got the better protected price rent policy in all europe

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_regime_change#2000s

you wont believe it : https://sopuli.xyz/post/35479366

since there are café, like this one in every other corner of Paris… and it is not a Paris things, all city/village in Europe have a decent number of café even in the less tourist area ever. A 2k habitant village, will have its central café. The moment the café goes away, is usually a sign, the village is dead

😅 But my thinking was also: nobody want to get in car people fucked in

Beside the listed “time enough at last”, the only other episode that stuck with me since my childhood, was the one with 5 peoples, a balerina, a policeman, a firefighter… trying to escape a curved room with huge wall and no ceiling.

The end twist: they were toys thrown in a bin

there was not really one :/

plus they are other country than US, each with different minimum wage. I ballparked it.

the point being: whatever you buy, you sacrificied a lot of time for it (some more than other, obviously)

it would have a few step more: go to work, work for 5 h, get your minimum wage 60$, enter you credit card info, pay steam

1. Convenience. Far easier to get the reddit link, than download the pic, then upload it.

That’s the only reason, but I can think of some others:

2. hosting. keeping the pic on reddit dont raise lemmy bandwith, or cloud cost.
3. free moderation. If the pic is illegal somehow, reddit will delete it, without I having to care about breaking some law.
4. origin. Keeping the origin well known, just for moral honesty

OK

this is not a place of worship

if it was so effective it wouldnt be only 50% more effective, with 40% clean elec , no? I mean 50% is good, but it seems low for something that doesnt use oil

so with 60% coal and gaz electricity in US the car is 40% less CO2 intensive than a oil car… seems it all boil down to how the electricity is made. France is poster child for nuclear power, I doubt other EU member are so clean

it count where the electricity come from, in the US. They use nuclear there for clean electricity, not the same in EU

Ok I tried. This is shit. After reading that fucking github without understanding what the point was. downloading Libredirect as instructed (which I had previously installed, and ditched for Redirector, because libredirect is shitty) , and still not knowing WHERE to redirect, I finally by random chance find a clear link here: https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib-instances/blob/main/instances.md

So redlib, is just a complicated way to get one of those link. BUT Those links (which is redlib without the extra step… so link to them instead please) are shit

because the default visualisation is modern reddit, which is just a endless tiktok/insta/fb-like feed of shit. If you want to see past all the pile of shit , and then select the one post that might be a good one, you have to select the “compact” visualisation. You can change that in Setting. Great.

BUT

Now, we have the second shitty UI implementation: they miss the basic feature that old reddit and LEMMY use. 1 click preview of image or text, without quitting the actual page. Without that feature, every thing need 2 clic and 2 move across the screen : you clic a thing that might be cool, that open the second page with the image/video/text… you realize it was shit, you have to move the mouse to go back in your browser, and clic there. Then move back to the next image, clic it… and so on.

Without the one clic preview, all those feed app are shit. You cant find anything without an extended amount of time or endless scrolling…

The good new in all that is that Lemmy was very well done. It has the perfect UI to favor the finding of information, instead of favoring mindless scrolling. But the pile in Lemmy is small, and you have to skim through reddit to find some interesting stuff still… and with the death of old reddit, you cant anymore.