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This fursuit features:-Head built on a 3d printed flexible foam headbase (printing done by Dattas), toony eyes, a USB powered muzzle fan, lined with a balaclava.www.thedealersden.com
POV: You are at a con and a certain Coyote wants to go to the Dealer's Den with you 💙💛
Happy #fursuitfriday
📸 lingling fennec
🧵Kilcodo Costumes
#fwa2024
#InternationalDayOfLatex & #SqueakySaturday is best with shiny friends! w/ @lokifoxy
🎟️ LVFC 2024
📸 @kazeshiba
LB screaming this not only at others but at myself too https://mastodon.social/@hagen/112602547776977300
That's something I've been working on, too. Learning to ask for and accept help in a given situation.
It's not easy 
Content warning: CW: moaning about exercise stuff, mental health negative
I didn't know if this was going to be more of an old-school cartoons tribute, or a vore thing, or what. I'm still not sure exactly what I just watched but it continues to be very gay.
https://youtu.be/pFHd10nhaLY?si=o5G7sMVD0K6s7ncN
I start working on this cartoon one year ago and with help from all my friends, now it's done and it's just the first half! Hank Howell and Billy Buns in ✧˖°...YouTube
🚨 Receiving alerts on the weekend? 🚨
DON'T PANIC.
Rest assured knowing:
* the dev who wrote the bug
* the PM who prioritized it
* the director who created the artificial deadline
* and the exec who laid off QA
Rest assured knowing that they are all enjoying a relaxing weekend.
Good luck.
We're all counting on you. 👍
They looked at the damaged limb.
"You need to send me back to the factory," the robot said.
"We have a workshop here at the farm."
"I am not allowed to repair myself."
"Can you show me how to do it?"
"You'd do that?"
"I don't want to risk they decide it's cheaper to scrap you."
it's been a while since we've said this and we suspect it has not yet reached everyone it needs to, so we'll say it again just on general principles
activists should study how movements fail, for the same reason that architects study how buildings fall down
Battery passports... you may not have heard much about them yet, but they are a critical part of a better future. Every large battery will have these, and really, plenty of other products need something like this too. Hooray for that future starting now!
"Volvo Cars is launching the world's first EV battery passport recording the origins of raw materials, components, recycled content and carbon footprint"
Holy fuck I just made a banger of a pride month profile header without even realizing it.
Check this shit out 😁
Like @alice says, "it's all fun and gays until someone gets locked out"
Be Gay - Do Crime lockpick earrings
https://www.lockpickextreme.com/product/lockpick-earrings-pride-be-gay-do-crime/
Pentagon ran secret anti-vax campaign on social media
https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-covid-propaganda/
@🌿Mouse-Friend🌿 You can tell if bin Laden is there if you get bin Laden's DNA. I thought that's what they did. Or possibly find a concentration of Arabic people.
The plan was actually to try to find his descendants from living there a few years?
This is not stained glass, it's a wing.
- Just one dragonfly can consume over one hundred mosquitos in a day
- Dragonflies can fly backwards
- They have nearly 360-degree vision
- Their wings inhibit bacterial growth due to their natural structures
- They're very beautiful
"Dragonfly wing after emergence" by photographer Kelly J. Rebar
Text Rainmaker1973 (+Reddit posts)
I see nightmare stories of bosses getting upset when employees take PTO for important life events. I was at my desk at a previous job when I got a call that a family member had become suddenly ill. My boss all but shoved me out the door: "Go be with your family. Now. Leave. Take care of this and don't come back until you're ready. We'll cover everything here."
I couldn't overstate the effect this had on my loyalty to that boss and company.
@faoluin It's a stark difference. My previous employer was decent but might still call me (they'd give me back PTO days if they did)
I work for a university now. I think it wasn't even a month after I started when there was an extremely high likelihood my dad wasn't going to make it through the night. At the time the bereavement policy required being there for a year.
When I brought up with my manager that I might have to work remote because of it, he told me absolutely not, and that HR would figure out a way to make it all work and not to worry in the slightest, to go take the time I needed if I did and it would all be paid. I ended up not needing to, but the flexibility and care and the way it was expressed was a complete opposite from my old job. I felt wanted, valued for me and not just for being another techy person, and I still do.
Working for a university is the best. Could I make probably twice (or thrice, *maybe* even quadruple) the salary if I went to work for the national labs, or some weapons contractor (those are the other main tech employers here)? Yeah, probably. Would it be worth it? Fuck no. Not at all.
I work 3/4 time on a beautiful campus full of lovely people, that I can bike to in 10 minutes. Nothing I build kills anybody. My mortgage gets paid. I have a proper pension. It's great.
