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It’s paywalled, does anyone have the article?

Kinda just looks like a larger moth. In a cool way, of course.

Lmao, why not just De-brie though?

Is this a joke or is it actually industry financed? This article doesn’t mention that and neither does the freely accesible part of the original study (though I don’t have full access).

Where is it written that it is financed by industry? That’s not in the article or in the part of the original study I can access.

Ai pikachu looks offended, but it’s lacking the surprise in its expression

It’s important to remember that there’s kids working to earn some extra cash for themselves (what I did as a teen and it sounds like you did, too) and there’s kids from families that aren’t well off where they have to work to support their struggling families. It is exploitation of the latter that we should be worried and upset about. Most people are fine with kids working a couple hours a week, but they shouldn’t be forced (by the system) to work daily so they have a chance of getting enough food on the table.

Oh, and btw, the working a couple hours a week thing is perfectly normal for kids in many European countries, too. I worked during holidays starting when I was 14 in Germany but IIRC only once you’re 16 you can actually do many hours

Thanks for the summary! My bad, didn’t think “small town country music” would’ve been specific enough to go off, but guess I underestimated the algorithm again. Should’ve at least tried according to some of these responses I guess

Absolutely! Here’s the direct link for donations: https://join-lemmy.org/donate

Not an emoji, the person included pictures of their cats here. Thanks for answering, though.

But in this case someone put their cats’ pictures in the comment, so it’s definitely not an emoji. Thanks for taking the time to answer, though :)

Totally not a sacrifice at all, lmao.

What am I missing, why is .io desirable for tech companies?

Other people have answered more thoroughly, but it should be added that even your source never calls grass fed beef carbon neutral (on the very first paragraph it even says that it isn’t), just that it has a better CO2 footprint than grain fed beef (and that not by much, as has been pointed out)

Thanks for the thorough write up. Quite impressive for a meme sub :)

Please link any study on livestock being CO2-neutral. I’m very skeptical, but would love to read your source first.

Thanks for that info, I just complained about this issue in a different thread. Guess I’ll just have to be more patient during this phase.

Agree, it makes for a very stressful experience just trying to read a post and it keeps being pushed off the screen (esp with images just closing). But I am sure some of the super dedicated people here are already on it, with the huge influx we just all need to be a little patient.