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Another pixel art commission by Jinn!

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Iām a sucker for some good pixel art, so I did end up commissioning another rat. This one from JoĆ£oĀ āJinnā Victor Costa.
This is a rat I commissioned from the pixel artist Alberto Vilchez, though I made a few edits to the anatomy. I decided to try making the ears smaller, but I dunno if they look right. I figure Iāll post both, eh?
Just a little dude chilling in a pumpkin.
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Hereās one increase in traffic that wonāt have you pounding a car hood: The cityās waters have been rife with sightings of marine life all s
Thank you for sharing this! This is another one of those situations where we are just now seeing the noticeable, dramatic payoff of years and years of quiet, unnoticed environmental work.
āExperts say years of conservation efforts have resulted in some of the healthiest waters in generations, with booming fish populations, clearer ocean waves and more chances to interact with our urban aquarium.ā
This quote also really got me:
āāIt never gets old, itās always thrilling,ā said Celia Ackerman, a naturalist with American Princess Cruises who captured the images. As a child growing up in Brooklyn, Ackerman couldnāt wait to move out of the city so she could study marine animals.Ā 'I would have never imagined I could enjoy them here right in my backyard.āā
Not only that, but theyāve recently introduced millions of baby oysters into the waters to continue the clean up process!Ā
Itās fantastic news for the health of the Hudson River as well as the harbor.
I would die for Big
I was in⦠I think 6th grade when we went on a school field trip on the Hudson. Part of the trip involved briefly dredging the river and āhelpingā the naturalists leading the trip identify the different species.
I will never forget how excited they got when they identified the small (1-2ft) sturgeon. We nad no clue what the big deal was with a big (to us) greyish fish.
It was the first time they had seen a sturgeon that far down the Hudson.
That was nearly 30 years ago.
About 15 years ago, a friend who lived near the Hudson told me they they didnāt see a point in trying to āsave the worldā because everything was screwed already and it was only a matter of how long until the end.
Which is to say that the Hudson and nearby ocean have been healing a bit at a time for decades and often the healing is invisible to everyone but the experts.
That working to fix things matters, even when you canāt see the progress.
That this absolutely amazing milestone is the result of thousands, perhaps millions, of people working in science, in industry, in education, in civil engineering, to make hundreds or thousands of seemingly ālittleā changes.
Our actions matter. Work for structural change. Believe in the change you canāt yet see.

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A comic (?) about my love of weird little bats for this halloween
Personally, I love them all.
i know theyāre both crimes.
and both morally wrong.
but i have infinitely more respect for like. old timey train and bank robbers.
than i have for people who do white collar crime stuff like embezzlement and wage theft.
The difference is they were mostly hurting the rich, not the poor
shit u right
all around, robbers are just putting in more hustle
one time I got a new job and my boss disappeared the next day after I started and it turned out it was because she had been embezzling from the company, idk how much but Iām pretty sure it was like a lot because she was like gone gone she was on the run. as far as I know to this day nobody knows where she is. anyway. then they made me do my job and hers for a while. on one day of training. didnāt promote me or pay me more or anything. when I complained about this a few months later they gave me a $100 bill in an envelope in apparently sincere belief that I would consider this fair compensation. quit pretty soon after that. this doesnāt really have a lot to do with the original point I just think about it every time embezzlement comes up.
can someone please tell me what the fuck I just saw
Just learned that there is a 2,500 years old song sung by a gay boatman who fell in love with a prince. The language is ancestor of Thai language, and I can understand some words and can make sense of what the song is about;
According to source, a boatman row the prince across the water, and the boatman suddenly sing a song. The prince does not know this language, but wrote down what he heard. It was never deciphered until last century, when it was revealed to be a love song of the boatman;
"we meet in a happy dusk, I'm good at rowing, I'm a lowly boatman and you're a prince. I'll hide this love forever in my heart"
Imagine your pinning being immortalised in song that people only deciphered 2500 yrs later. He almost did hid his feeling forever in his heart though! 2,500 years is close to forever.
We gays have always been the same, it seems like.
My money says thatās what plesiosaurs were like: fast underwater, extra padding for buoyancy, long neck. Look at their skeletons!
Itās just like this:
Theyāre basically large horizontal penguins with a long tail and spiky teeth.
OH SHIT THEY PENGUINS!!
OH SHIT PLESIOSAUR PENGUIN!!!!!!!!!
This is the inherant problem with most reconstructions. Itās just unknown how much fat the animals really had.

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a lot of people in the r/antiwork have renamed it āacting your wageā which is an excellent way to frame it
I found a nacre shader on Blendswap (https://www.blendswap.com/blend/10488), and I am absolutely obsessed with it. Iāve been browsing Thingiverse for random .STL files to render, and I found a cool Cthulhu idol based on Lovecraftās original sketch. It looks so weird and ethereal, I love it.
This system helps native fish pass over dams in seconds rather than day⦠https://twitter.com/TansuYegen/status/1522109990206640128
I dunno why, but I find it strangely amusing to watch the fish shoot through the tube. Itās like a waterslide for fish, or a pneumatic tube!
Ocean Ramsey and her team encountered this 20 ft Great White Shark near the island of Oahu, Hawaii. It is believed to be the biggest ever recorded
Sheās so beautiful!! ššš
SO lovely!
LORGE PAL :D
FRIENDS HOLD HANDS
God, Iām obsessedĀ with this video. The way you can see all the scars and craters on her skin, the way the gill slits wave in the current, the sense of just how massiveĀ she is compared to that diver⦠itās incredible. Just this enormous animal lazily swimming by the camera.
When 99% of the time you only see sharks in sped-up footage accompanied by threatening orchestral music and some narrator dude ominously intoning that it isĀ āthe most perfect killing machine the world has ever seenā, you tend to forget sharks are such beautiful creatures. This video doesnāt show a āmonster sharkā or aĀ ākilling machineā. It shows an animal - and a fucking beautiful one at that.
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Sheās so beautiful Iām going to cry.Ā
I lose my shit with absolute unfettered delight every single time I see this video. It makes me speechless every time, and I watch it at least 3 times in a row, and thereās a 50/50 chance that Iāll cry, because fuck. Look at her. Sheās beautiful. And sheās just,,,, SO peaceful. Thereās three swimmers in the water around her, swimming along beside her, and sheās not even a little bit phased. The peace and beauty in this video just. Gets me every time.
I told my daughter that there was a video of a 20 foot shark and she very calmly and deliberately said, āhow did it get so many feet? Itās a water animalā
A cute medieval beekeeper with his precious bottle of mead ā¤š
Speedpaint here :D

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Mielomancy is a form of hedge-magic practiced to some degree or other by beekeepers throughout the realm who have the proper knack for it. Like other hedge-magics it is considered base and plebian by academic mages and is thus poorly documented. What is known is that dabblers in the art, generally termed "Apicultists," are capable of communing with and commanding their insectoid charges as well as exerting rudimentary noetic control over honey. Full-fledged Mielomancers have developed these skills to the extent that their consciousness exists in a symbiotic communion with their bees and they can shape honey into fearsome weapons or purifying balms. Such powerful mages often take up lifestyles as itinerant warriors or miracle workers.
I thought Iād upload a few images of bindings I like