AMoralNihilist

For me the main thing would be airflow there, and the type of work. I've done full days in 35+ machining but windows and doors were open so there was a breeze which made it bearable (not pleasant days mind you)

Another Earth

50/50

Grave of the fireflies

5 centimetres per second

The poor placement of "people having sex with hats on" makes it appear like the x-axis label. Which implies that there are >1900 people.

Interesting article, clearly written with an extreme bias.

It definitely makes some extravagant claims that are not thoroughly backed up.

This definitely doesn't belong in TIL. It is not an established fact, and if it is an established fact, a medium article from a strongly biased author is not a reliable source for it.

TIL the US committed mass war crimes in Korea resulting in a 20% population reduction is maybe more apt. But it still requires a better source than this article. Such as an academic paper or article which includes references to reliable sources.

Yeah my bad, didn't realise he was being held in a prison. The article linked is just a tiny snippet so I was missing context.

What a horseshit title.

It's not el Salvador's responsibility to transport him back to the US.

I don't think he is being stopped from leaving, but it's up to the US to make it right, not El Salvador

EDIT: it wasn't clear from the article that he was being held in a prison. My bad on that.

Absolutely should be released, but it is still not on El Salvador to send him to the US.

I think it's a good point. The hypocrisy and double standards have really come to the fore in the past 3 years.

However, I think it's partially due to a lack of empathy/inability to understand the desperation that drives some parts of the war machine, survive at any cost.

Land mines are a horror of war that bite long after the conflict ends. They are also one of the most cost effective ways of slowing/containing a large scale enemy assault.

Personally, I don't know where I stand on this news, existential threats shift viewpoints drastically.

I think it's fair to say: we should not use landmines, we should wish for other countries to not use them. However, I don't think that they should be demonised. And they should be used as "reasonably" as possible. (E.g. securing a border or military base, not near a residential area). Of course when survival comes into play, soldiers will do what they feel they need to at the end of the day, and who are we to judge from the comfort of our screens?

Absolutely it should be celebrated.

Once enough users are here, you can join a niche small instance that doesn't federate with as many mainstream ones to get that small community vibe. (Or better yet, make your own instance to build what you want)

The more people using federated social media instead of single-entity controlled social media the better for society.

Everything has a cost. Usually of the same type as what you are buying.

You can usually reword security/stability as a type of freedom. The freedom to have a guaranteed income usually costs some of the freedom to choose where/when/how you work. For example.

You might say that you will pay for the freedom to not have school shootings with the freedom to have free access to guns. You lose one freedom to gain another.

You are correct that to some degree they are antonyms, but I would say that it's freedom vs stability. It's just that security is a type of stability.

If you break them down more mathematically freedom is represented as infinite possible trajectories, which is in other words a very unstable position. In order to increase stability you must reduce the possible trajectories.

He did it twice. And it was very clear.

I would add that I think checking out and joining smaller instances is also a great opportunity. Distributes the user load across servers and being one of fewer voices in an instance means you have a bigger say in who you federate with. You also get to be a third party instance to most of the big drama and don't get judged just for your instance as much

Edit: also, if you like your instance, contribute to it!