Unfortunately the official app is currently only being developed for android so I won’t be able to use it on my iPhone. I should try to support them more so they can get around to it quicker.

I would love to see a Canadian Peertube instance perhaps Fedecan may be able to look into it.

@admin@lemmy.ca

I’m getting “you broke reddit” message

Statement by Fair Vote Canada on the recommendation by the Yukon Citizens’ Assembly for Alternative Vote:

Fair Vote Canada would like to recognize the hard work of the Yukon Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform. We respect and support the deliberative process undertaken by citizens’ assemblies and we appreciate the time and commitment of each member.

We also recognize the difficult considerations involved when a recommendation is to be put to a referendum. As an organization for proportional representation, Fair Vote Canada (and its chapters) cannot support the Citizens’ Assembly’s recommendation for Alternative Vote. As a winner-take-all system, Alternative Vote does not reflect the values Fair Vote Canada campaigns for: an electoral system in which the seats in a legislature more closely reflect the popular vote and almost every vote counts.

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Its Alternative Vote not Single Transferable Vote in terms of ranked-choice voting.

Proton isn’t getting worse arguably though the current services need more work like the calendar.

Its good to know how you measure up against the big corpos.

I mean in visitors.

I would say both as Peertube needs an app and instances need to remain up and running.

Thank you for sharing the links!

Proton is 5.5% the size of G-mail. 100m vs 1.8b.

Agreed! I got one for that too:

Lemmy vs Reddit

Monthly Users (0.004%) 44k vs 1.2b

I just did 30 minutes of contributing to the osm database.

Openstreetmaps has 8.75% of the contributors Google Maps has.

Organic Maps has 1% the user base Google Maps has.

Thank you for the recommendation, it’s time to try out Peertube once again.

Peertube vs Youtube in numbers: 21k / 2.7b

Yeah they need to improve quite a bit because the platform is harder to use in comparison to Lemmy and Mastodon.

California should shift to plant-based agriculture, install bidets to reduce water needed to grow trees, install water leak detectors along water pipelines, grow produce intended for the climate and implement more rain water collection systems as there are many efficiencies that could be made without resorting the need of water from other jurisdictions

Antweiler added that there is a lot that California can and should do to manage their water sources, including the use of water in agriculture.

One suggestion I would make to California and BC is to limit animal agriculture water use as 1kg of beef uses 15,415 litres of water to produce.

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The lines going to Tofino and Comox Lake would’ve been interesting!

Because they need to pay for their public transit use since they haven’t been paying taxes in the province.