Definitely, I'd even say at level 3!
Definitely a map for outliers I'd say. It's showing how many people have "easy access" to a hospital/medical care (data mentions that the definition of "hospital" varies depending on the country).
Yep. I couldn't find the details but it does seem to be just an average value for individual car owners.
It does, and the dataset does mention that the definition of "hospital" here varies country to country.
It's unfortunate that NUTS 3 Regions in Finland bunch up whole lapland into one big area (maakunta tasolla koko lappi on yksi iso maakunta). I believe the population density is bunched up around cities so that's why we don't actually see the true value for individual areas.
100% agree. We need this.
Don't give my brain too much credit: it threw my glasses into the trash instead of the dirty tissue in my other hand few days ago!
Also holy shit that's a thing?! Sounds like the kind of sports I'd watch!
This is usually the case in Finland too thankfully. I guess it would be interesting to see some kind of emergency service vehicles/transport per 1000 people stats as well since that's going to be real problem if emergency service resources are too scarce.
Couldn't find more recent data. Was talking with a friend recently about their idea of moving to a rural location and we were brainstorming what the benefits and downsides are.
Doubling down after realization -technique, I like your style.
"I've done it again" you say in your mind before you've even stopped oversharing
The points are made up and thankfully we don't have similar karma system as reddit, but your overall received upvote/downvote score ratio between a certain timespan is being evaluated by automod bots, because lemmy is still developing better moderation tools.
Info about the one bot I know: https://slrpnk.net/post/11069853
Edit: added word.
I currently use Joplin and Voyager for Lemmy the most (if you don't count Firefox), so I'd say those two.
Voyager is such a nice app to browse lemmy. It's simple and hides a lot of the stuff behind menus so you are not overwhelmed.
I started de-microsofting and de-googling awhile back and was looking for onenote alternative and found Joplin. Been using it for 4 months now and love it so far.
I first tried obsidian, which is way fancier, but ended up moving everything to Joplin. I don't remember my exact logic for choosing Joplin over obsidian but I recall it had something to do with licensing and Joplin being a more open ecosystem. I don't need all the stuff from Obsidian and love that I can sync my Joplin notes fully E2E encrypted on my cloud storage provider.
Link to post: https://slrpnk.net/post/16759720
Not sure if it makes a difference, just want to dump info here:
Feddit.org is owned by an austrian non-profit, so I assume it's the Austrian law that they have to follow.
fediverse.foundation is their page.