can someone please be proud of me like fuck I’m trying
reblog to let prev know you’re proud of them
traditionally this is why warrior cultures usually either have VERY short hair or VERY long hair. you have to either shave it off or tie it up. the in between zone (pictured) is where the devil dwells on earth
we should globally ban the introduction of more powerful computer hardware for 10-20 years, not as an AI safety thing (though we could frame it as that), but to force programmers to optimize their shit better
I reblogged this like 9 times kinda jokingly, but software should be able to run on older and less powerful hardware, and consume less power on newer hardware. Like, this is a real problem imo
i do think data knows when he’s insulting someone but he pretends like he doesn’t so that he can get away with the sickest burns imaginable and everyone else just has to deal with it.
oh gee discord should I try adding numbers? should I try that???? should I try adding numbers to the end of my username so that it's individualized and only mine???? should I try adding numbers??????????
The teenager was asked to write a short scene or draw a short comic using a comedic trope from a list on a handout in their HS American Lit class. They chose to do the comic …
the Bard will never die.
and this comic is fucking genius.
so true beastie *we are laying in a field of dandelions and i am petting your massive snout* *you are 30 feet long and i love you*
It's so frustrating seeing hunters fight against predator reintroduction because "hunters with rifles can kill more deer than wolves/lynx can"
Even if that's true, predators like wolves do so much more than just killing deer. Their mere presence completely changes the behaviour of deer. Instead of hanging around one area and overgrazing it, deer herds have to stay constantly on the move to try and avoid wolf packs. This spreads their grazing over much wider areas and significantly reduces the amount of damage they can do.
Hunters also only target adult deer, often going for the big trophy bucks. Predators like wolves and lynx don't just hunt adult deer but also kill a lot of fawns, as well as does. This has a much bigger impact on controlling deer populations than killing adult bucks. Predators also tend to target the old, sick and weak, which helps keep deer herds healthy. The remains of wolf kills also provide an important food source for scavengers, and when the bodies rot it nourishes the soil and massively benefits the whole ecosystem.
Humans can certainly play a role in deer control, but they'll never be as effective as native wild predators.
also worth noting that hunting is becoming less and less accessible for people as it requires a not insignificant time commitment and some people just can't make room for it in their lives as a hobby any more
so many people are just totally ignorant about predators and their importance in the ecosystem, even those that SHOULD know better
funniest thing about the “reddit migration” is that I haven’t seen a single post shitting on anyone coming from Reddit. when twitter started bleeding users everyone was firing rent-lowering posts but with redditors skittering about we’ve left the doors open and put out food bowls
the r/curatedtumblr -> tumblr migration is so funny to me. it's like going to the zoo and enjoying it so much you climb into the enclosure to live with the monkeys
this reply evokes such an incredible image in the mind’s eye
i’d rather have rainbow capitalism then living in constant fear of discovery. the woman in the pride flag disney t-shirt might be missing the nuance, but at least i know i can be myself. a street full of rainbow flags makes me more comfortable holding a mans hand. look. corporations aren’t your friend. they will sell to whoever will buy. but kids seeing gay everything every year is only ever a good thing, and a massive improvement in history
Costasiella kuroshimae-also known as a "leaf slug", "leaf sheep", or "salty ocean caterpillar"-is a species of sacoglossan sea slug. Costasiella kuroshimae are shell- less marine opisthobranch gastropod mollusks in the family Costasiellidae. They range in size from 5 millimetres to 1 centimetre in length
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Lembeh Strait
