AdamSkI2003

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The IUCN conservation status for grey wolves is "least concern," but that doesn't tell the whole story. Wolves are deliberately targeted for extermination wherever (white) people live. In my home state of Wisconsin, the moment wolves came back people wanted to hunt them back out of existence.

A distribution map showing which subspecies of grey wolves could be found in North America and how much their range has reduced.
Dragontzin Ⓥ@dragontzin.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I'll post an infographic about endangered species and loss of biodiversity, but I want gauge how concerned people in the furry community are. - Are any of your sonas'/OCs' species in risk of extinction? - What do you think is the greatest threat for loss of biodiversity? QRT to share your OCs

I feel like this image might be useful for the non-furries this week. heat exhaustion = get to a cool place, drink water heat stroke = get medical attention

Infographic showing the differences between heat exhaustion and heat stroke.

Heat exhaustion: Feeling faint or dizzy. Excessive sweating. Cool, pale and clammy skin. Feeling nauseous or vomiting. Rapid, weak pulse. Muscle crams.

Heat stroke: Loss of consciousness. Throbbing headache. No sweating. High body temperature (over 40 celsius). Red, hot, and dry skin. Feeling nauseous or vomiting. Rapid, strong pulse.

the best ppl that i know who have actually stood beside me in ways that count are literally all either union members, strippers, problematic furries, tgirls with weapons, or in legal trouble with at least one NATO state. happy pride

The first warning arrived on a Tuesday morning, six weeks after consultants advised moving from dependency on six hundred small excel scripts - and nobody at Zenith Ledger Advisory paid much attention. It appeared in the system dashboard between routine audit notifications and a maintenance reminder

Microsoft losing the plot to the extent that games running on Linux through a compatibility layer are now not only faster but *assumed to be faster* than games running natively on Windows should be an even bigger story than it already is

For gaming, Microsoft views steamOS as the benchmark, and is working to optimize the platform so that steamOS and Windows gaming performance are comparable. Within the next year or two, it believes that Windows will be able to truly compete head-to-head with steamOS in gaming performance on identical hardware due to foundational changes that are being made to the platform in the coming months.