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for example, instagram has disabled right click save. here I am trying to save a picture of this girl with a pumpkin sweater, but I am thwarted by the lack of right click save!

to get around it, right click and go to “inspect” or “inspect element” (it’s called different things depending on what computer you’re using)

shimmy around the webpage code until you find the “src” bit. It will helpfully tell you when you’ve found it because the image, and only the image, will light up as if you selected it.

that source is the link to where the image is hosted on the website. click the link.

find the actual hosted image. right click on that.

making a new post because the initial one got deleted for some reason but anyway im a disabled indigenous butch and im dealing with more money issues unfortunately. im currently in the negatives money-wise due to surprise bills and what i believe is someone using my card info bc i have a Lot of uber transactions to places i've never been.

anyway i need help. im running out of food atm, but even just a couple dollars to get some ramen would help. thank you..!

my paypal - [email protected]

“How dangerous is melioidosis?

Melioidosis can be a serious disease. Melioidosis germs are naturally resistant to many commonly used antibiotics, which makes the disease difficult to treat. There are a few antibiotics that are effective, though. Without treatment, up to 9 out of every 10 people who get it die. When people with melioidosis get treatment with the correct antibiotics, fewer than 4 out of 10 people die. Medical treatment in an intensive care facility can decrease deaths even more. Only 2 out of 10 people die when they get this level of medical treatment.

People with certain medical conditions are more likely than others to get melioidosis if they come into contact with the germs that cause it. Some of these conditions are diabetes, heavy alcohol use, chronic lung disease, chronic kidney disease, and others that affect the immune system.

People sick with melioidosis frequently need to be hospitalized for treatment. Even after they are well enough to go home, people who have had melioidosis need to take antibiotics for several months. This long period of treatment makes sure the antibiotics kill all the melioidosis germs in the person’s body and prevents the disease from coming back.

It can also be hard to diagnose melioidosis quickly. The symptoms of melioidosis are the same as more common diseases like community-acquired pneumonia, the flu, or tuberculosis. There are only a few people diagnosed with melioidosis each year in the United States. Those who get melioidosis usually come into contact with the germs that cause it when they are traveling or living in a country where it is found naturally. Because there are so few people in the United States who get melioidosis, most doctors are unfamiliar with the disease.”

additionally, from the signs and symptoms page on this disease on the CDC website:

“The time between an exposure to the bacteria that causes the disease and the emergence of symptoms is not clearly defined but may range from one day to many years; generally, symptoms appear two to four weeks after exposure.”

tldr; antibiotic resistant bacteria, hard to diagnose quickly due to symptoms similar to common diseases like the flu, doctors in the US don’t know this disease since most people who catch it got it from a different country, symptoms usually don’t start until weeks after exposure, very likely to need hospitalization to treat successfully, requires a months-long treatment process (and you know how people are about skipping antibiotics once they feel better)

There is a new Chrome extension that detects if a video you’re streaming has a strobe in it, will freeze the video and stick this warning up there until you approve it.

Philadelphia on Thursday approved groundbreaking legislation that will bar its police officers from pulling over drivers for low-level motor vehicle offenses like broken taillights, a long-standing law enforcement tool that critics said led to Black motorists being stopped at disproportionate rates.

With a 14-2 vote, City Council passed the Driving Equality Bill, which details seven offenses — including improperly displayed registration or emission stickers — as “secondary violations” that cannot be the sole reason for police to pull over a driver. Instead, officers can issue citations for those infractions that will be mailed to drivers. The legislation will take effect 120 days after Mayor Jim Kenney signs it, which he is expected to do in the coming days.

In doing so, Philadelphia became the first large U.S. city to ban the use of so-called pretextual stops for low-level infractions, a practice that police departments have not only permitted, but encouraged for years to enable officers to potentially search the cars of drivers they suspected of carrying illegal drugs or weapons. Instead, critics say, it led to motorists being unfairly stopped and searched for what’s become known as driving while Black.

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - A woman has been found guilty of First-Degree Manslaughter at the Comanche County Courthouse.

The jury returned around 6:30 today with the verdict in Brittney Poolaw’s case.

The jury began deliberating around 3:45 p.m.

An autopsy report stated Poolaw’s child died at 17 weeks gestation.

The report showed it tested positive for methamphetamine, amphetamine and another drug in the liver and brain.

An OBGYN testified on the stand Tuesday as an expert for the state.

The doctor confirmed the fetus was at the gestational age of about 17 weeks and that methamphetamine use can have an effect on the pregnancy, though he said it may not be the direct cause of death for the fetus.

A nurse and medical examiner both testified to seeing congenital abnormalities on the fetus.

Gestational parents with substance use disorder need to be able to reach out for assistance without fear of incarceration or they will be less likely to reach out. Cases like these only work to increase infant and gestational parent mortality.

And for those of you who look at this and go “but she was harming her child through substance use”, do you think this is where it will stop? Once you start holding people liable for miscarrying, it won’t stop just with the people you find it “acceptable” to be used against. A gestational parent who goes against doctor recommendations for bed rest for a high risk pregnancy and miscarries, who miscarries after an at-fault car accident, who doesn’t seek pre-natal medical care, who does anything that may directly or indirectly lead to a miscarriage…

Then you should support the decolonization of Hawai'i and give it back to the indigenous peoples there because they are why it's so beautiful and the waters are perfectly clear.

And while we're at it support #Land Back because if we give authority to care for the indigenous people here on the main land, we can probably have a place that's that beautiful as well (assuming it's not too far gone yet).

I'm not the kind of person who usually posts this, but apparently this app, called worrydolls, helps with your anxiety!

Look look:

It's 100% free and private, and it doesn't even have many ads!

According to the reviews, it works!

BREAKING: Indigenous Leaders are occupying the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington, D.C., for the first time since the 1970s. October 14, 2021

We told @JoeBiden to expect us and we aren’t backing down 

  #landback #stopline3 #NOdapl #waterislife

Casa Ruby, the oldest LGBTQ+ center in Washington, DC had its annual $839,000 funding slashed by the DHS (Department of Human Services). Given 5 days notice that their grant would not be renewed, they provided shelter and essential services to LGBTQ+ people round the clock. 30 people lost their jobs and 50 people lost their shelter. Please donate to their GoFundMe to help them keep their remaining beds across 7 DC locations. THIS IS DIRECT VIOLENCE THAT WILL LEAD TO THE LOSS OF LGBTQ+ LIVES AND CAUSES DIRECT HARM. Homelessness in DC is an ongoing issue only being made worse by gentrification and our people are amongst the most vulnerable. Please donate.

(The gif is just a placeholder until I figure out how the hecks to get the photo of makana's dog out of the gofundme, cause if you don't have photos it's not eye-catching and thats. Very counterintuitive.)

I hate to bother you about content that isn't inherently post+, and I sincerely apologize for doing so, but you are the only Tumblr "celebrity" that I know would see this. I already explained it in the post, but for you I'll explain again, My friend Makana has a service dog who she's going to have a custody fight over. She is underfunded and really needs help getting a decent lawyer. It would mean the world to me AND Makana if you could help signal boost, since she's literally only 800 dollars towards her goal.