cross-posted from: https://quokk.au/c/mop/p/808622/waluigi

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/62817221

After taking a lot longer than I was expecting to, I'm pleased to announce the results of the census we ran earlier this year!

This year, the results are on our website instead of being copied into a post here. I'm hoping that this is better since the website charts are interactive, with additional details if you click/tap on something. They also support dark and light mode. The full results contain discussion on how we processed the results, any assumptions we made, and all of our recommendations for how to improve this process for next time.

fedecan.ca/en/announcements/2026-04-03_censusResults

If you have any issues with the site, let us know and we will take a look.

I can also add screenshots in the comments so that people reading the comments don't have to search through the article for context.

A few sample charts

Section 1.5: Internet Speed

Section 1.8: Most common pets

Yes, the 200 cherry shrimp were all from one response.

Section 2.01: Age Distribution

Section 2.08: Education

Section 2.10: Desktop Operating System

The question on specific distro / version had a pretty low sample size, but you can find that too on the article.

Section 3.1.08: Most popular desktop UIs

Section 3.1.10: Most Popular Mobile Apps

Section 3.1.13: How often people use centralized forums/threaded platforms

Section 3.2.05: What people post on Pixelfed

Section 3.2.06: What people follow on Pixelfed

Section 3.3.04: Donations (of time or money)

Section 4.4: Favourite genre of music

Source: Iran Embassy New Zealand

FWIW

cross-posted from : https://lemmy.zip/post/61926294

Whenever you hear news about the Iranian conflict, it concentrates a lot more on what's happening in the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia or Qatar but for some reason not much updates from Oman about that despite them being a GCC member state. Does that mean Oman is spared from the conflict despite being adjacent to Iran regarding their geography?

Ripple effects of oil and fertiliser shortage felt by farmers in India and Sri Lanka despite governments saying there is enough stock to go round

Experts say South Asian countries such as India and Sri Lanka are particularly vulnerable, due to their heavy reliance on imported fertilisers and imported gas and fuel for farming. India is the world’s second-largest fertiliser consumer after China, using more than 60m tonnes annually, and most of its exports – including both finished products and raw materials – usually come from Gulf countries, shipped through the strait of Hormuz.

In countries such as India, the ripple effects of a gas and fertiliser shortage could be felt for months to come, affecting what crops farmers are able to plant and how much they yield, which could ultimately translate into stockpiles of essential produce such as rice falling short.

The ability for farmers to water, harvest, process, store and transport crops will also be drastically hit by oil and diesel shortages and surging electricity prices, triggering further worries over shortages.

Perfectly grilled tender beef patty, dense fluffy bun, thick cut sauteed mushrooms, 4 types of cheese, thick-cut fried bacon and some white sauce(I think a Beshamel, but my Japanese sure ain't good enough to check).

The saison worked its own magic.

They even provide pre-meal hand towels and burger bags so you can smash the hamburger down before biting into it.

Clean plate club.

Walking around a period time tourist site and everyone was smiling and happy. Very stark contrast to all the idiots beeping and cutting in in the carpark.

We would all be happier with no cars on main St.