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I tried out Obsidian for the first time today for note taking. It's super duper intuitive (after watching an initial 5 minute how-to video) and really enjoyable to use :) I'm excited to explore all the functionality it has to offer

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Two types of digital artists. I hope I can animate this stupid joke someday.

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Travelling across the frozen Churchill River a very blustery evening. You can’t do this in just any vehicle so we are trundling along in an EV tundra buggy.

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Blanket and Tapestry Pre-Orders are LIVE!! Reposts super super appreciated :) Need 8 orders of each to get them produced! Blanket: ko-fi.com/s/2d8a0f3061 Tapestry: ko-fi.com/s/b422454d75 #furry #furryart #furrymerch

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Sekhmet has been doing very well since coming home! Her son (Heihei) has not left her alone to her annoyance. #cats

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Ancient critters

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today I tackle the most important part of any game’s development: extremely low poly rat

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So can we all agree that if people start losing their homes to a recession we are all gonna band together and buy it back at the auction for a penny while threatening any rich person who tries to come buy it up? Like, this has been done before. We can do it again.

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trying to introduce the girls to the treat puzzle toy and finding out that they have chronic stupid disease 😔 [ #art / #rats / #sillyhours ]

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Capybara Capybara Capybara

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lamb of tartary and rebirth [ #art ]

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Dudes rock

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Stand by this: www.politico.com/newsletters/...

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SHE'S GOING HOME! Sekhmet the goddess of war and healing! She beat bird flu

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A comic about the good stuff

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NEW: The National Science Foundation fired nearly 170 workers this morning. They include people who had already cleared their one-year probationary period only to have it changed to two years earlier this month. @kimzetter.bsky.social reports for @wired.com www.wired.com/story/nation...

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Petals lead from the door, up the stairs and into our bedroom where you find me, fucking a bouquet of flowers.

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Embrace graphic novels 1/ ?

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I’m not sure the rest of the country fully grasps the panic and anger building in DC, MD, and VA. The entire economy of this area is about to collapse. Paychecks are stopping. Careers are ruined. Taxes are about to plummet. Yet no one seems able to stop this madness.

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It’s a Styrofoam-sounding snow day today. It was -31°C this morning on Lake Winnipeg.

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For anyone who looks at this video and thinks it must be science fictional organisms, NOPE. These are real fossils from 500 million years ago.

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Or: "Ecologists discover palaeontology (and historicity of biology) 200 years after Cuvier" nsojournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/... Remember my words: this is just a tip of the iceberg of rebuilding of the ecological theory through its integration with palaeontology 🧪 #Macroecology

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Signed ! France & Finland already passed the threshold of signatures, so if you are from an other EU country your participation is really valuable.

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If you're following less than 300 people and think Bluesky is quiet, you need to follow more. It's not enough. The key is 500-700 minimum, and half of those have to be the most terminally online individuals to ever exist, eyes sellotaped to their screens, vomiting takes at a rate of 939 per second

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If this post randomly shows up in your feed, it is your sign to quit your job, move out to the country and start the goose farm you’ve always dreamed about

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I really don’t like being mean but some of these “Lumbricus terrestris” observations are like. trying to observe the worm’s ghost or something, I’m struggling to find the worm

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heroin and aspirin were made by the same guy

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✨️VOID✨️

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Also... all of the Spirit and James Baxters work on it is just... out there. If you want some 10/10 horse ref. I just love them.

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Great description of an unusual and potentially devastating hazard associated with volcanoes. Also note the fascinating way in which limnic eruptions can be mitigated: by releasing gas before it accumulates, via fountains (USGS photo of Lake Nyos).

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Swiped from pinterest, and I agree old-growth forests are important, but most of america should be tallgrass prairie actually. Tallgrass prairie used to span 240 million acres aross north america, and today less than 4% of it remains, mostly lost to commercial agriculture.

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We were just told she's improving so much that we may be able to take her home tomorrow! I cried on the phone. I was told not a single bird flu pneumonia case had lived. My girl is such a fighter 😭💕🐾 She can bring all the leaves into our house she wants, she can make messes, fart, anything🥺

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A couple of mohair teddy bears that I made. They are made of mohair and have glass eyes and jointed heads and limbs, in the style of old teddies. I haven't made very many of these but it's super fun! #teddybear #mohair #plushies

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Have you ever heard of a limnic eruption? Probably not, since only a few have occurred in recorded history. Here is a thread on one of the wildest natural disasters that almost never happen, and the “invisible tsunami” that claimed over 1,700 lives in the middle of the night, without a sound. 1/10🧵

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In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth, the National Park Service and historians pay tribute to the Black cowboys and cowgirls who made their mark on the wild west. buckrail.com/celebrating-... #tellemwhatwedid ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

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ODA called. Bird flu confirmed. They will be visiting me tomorrow and testing my other cats. Piggy, who seems to be fully recovered, tested positive. I will be turning my raw food in for testing. My cats will not be removed for testing positive. But they will continue to re-test them.

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A little late for International Day of Women and Girls in Science two days ago: Mary Anning (1799-1847), English fossil collector and palaeontologist whose discoveries made major contributions to the discipline, though was herself under-celebrated by the scientific community of the period.

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I love being underwater in a clear freshwater spring. It's like swimming in an aquarium. The red plant is red ludwigia, a kind of primrose. It's stunning under the waterline. I used a Nikon D750 in Ikelite housing for this image. #photography #landscapephotography #EastCoastKin #snorkel

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A rocky colour study. Always trying to build that brain library for the ways light and colour work.

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