I pay 30€ for unlimited data in Germany.

6Mbps over wifi vs 150-300 over cellular. The choice is very easy.

Cries in Germany, paying 60 € for unlimited.

I’ve got unlimited data 500mbits for 30€

No, the snowpack will melt quickly if not refreshed often, same with the reservoirs. Cali needs more, consistent snowpack and rainfall to exit the drought. Otherwise it will just re-intensify next summer.

We get royally hosed for anything commtech in Canada

No way this is per capita. Insanely misleading graph

So is California doing good again or not? Does this mean we are at or near or exceeded water levels? No more drought?

This one.

As a Panamanian I can tell you there is a lot wrong with that graph. Basic unlimited data plans here go from 20 to 30 dollars a month. I pay 20. Data here is pretty cheap all things considered. The data for others countries is likely incorrect as well.

Ha!

Here in Norway the two major telcom companies have their starting plans at 269 NOK (~$30) which are for 2 and 3 GBs of data.

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An unlimited plan with full speeds costs 699 NOK (~$75) from both companies.

False

https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/minimum-wage/history

> The 2007 amendments increased the minimum wage to $5.85 per hour effective July 24, 2007; $6.55 per hour effective July 24, 2008; and $7.25 per hour effective July 24, 2009. A separate provision of the bill brings about phased increases to the minimum wages in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands and in American Samoa, with the goal of bringing the minimum wages in those locations up to the general federal minimum wage over a number of years.

States are free to increase minimum wage as well and many do regularly.

https://www.paycor.com/resource-center/articles/minimum-wage-by-state/

The problem is that minimum wage usually doesn't mean livable wage and livable wage is very different based on the local cost of living for the area. NYC and DC need higher living wages than say some rural town in Alabama. It's why the federal minimum doesn't change as often.

So let's not pretend that minimum wage hasn't increased in 30 years when it's not even true federally let alone for many states. Especially when a significant portion have much higher minimum wage (some twice as much or more).

The source OP used for this data actually has a nice visual that shows both total emissions and emissions per capita for each income group.

https://ourworldindata.org/co2-emissions#global-inequalities-in-co2-emissions

Just because you contradict yourself in the next half of a sentence doesn't mean the first half is correct. It is not a fixed price per pound.

> Hence you get a pair of piecewise linear functions.

Also known as not a fixed relationship

Yea it’s a bullshit that these oligopolies do this shit. Fibre and other projects were implemented by government funding too

Isn’t it interesting how things are always ‘complicated’ when it involves enemies of the empire but never when it involves nato-countries. The democracy argument only works when it suits you. So Catalunya can not be independent but Tibet can. Crimea can not be independent (outcome if the first of many referenda, where the overwhelming majority voted to break away from Ukraine, none of which you’ll accept because it doesn’t feed into your corporate media narrative) but Kosovo can. Just admit you don’t allow Russia and China a seat at the table because they pose a threat to your coveted Western mono-polar hegemony. That’s what this is all about, silly. You want another Jeltsin in the Kremlin but it ain’t happening. Cry about it, empire fanboi/girl/both/neither/back and forth.

Very surprising how empty the south is

Also really eye opening to realize how much of the population lives in cities, like just these huge spikes followed by nothing until you reach another city

It's just a way to scam people who roam by accident.

I think it'd be a more informative graph to compare to historical data before the decades-long drought?

I did not know R a month ago, fascinating what one can do following a good youtube tutorial.

I've also walked the length of the country: https://youtu.be/wxVBkEayERc

Just to make sure the map was legit.

Who annexed the Soviet Union, who annexed Yugoslavia, who annexed Sudan? There is no comparison.

As to Taiwan, it is a very complicated issue as both China and Taiwan claim to be the rightful ruler of all China. When you show the intellectual ability and honesty to grasp simple cases like Crimea, we can proceed to an analysis of complicated issues like Taiwan. Before that, judging on what you have said, I feel it is way above your head.

I am sure Canada is at the top of that list with 100-150$ per month plans

Use wifi tho, data consumes way more energy and your amount is indecent

In 1750 everybody burned wood, not just the wealthy. Total emissions were minor but spread across the populations.

I’m currently in Argentina and I bought by the gb. 30gb a month for around $30USD / $10,000AR