EMERY 🔞

@dustchomps.bsky.social

[he/him] Queer leftist, occasional artist, undead cat playing human. Chronically offline. May contain adult content. 18+ only.

combining my autistic love of data with my autistic love of listening to the same song over and over by starting a music log spreadsheet. i need to know the stats (but not via spotify wrapped because i like owning my music)

I don’t want this point to be lost in the discourse. Going digital-only means inequity for people who cannot afford internet or constantly purchasing new games. Libraries provide opportunities for people to experience games they otherwise wouldn’t be able to afford, and that will be lost.

ErikT@erik45824291.bsky.social · 2mo ago

My child loves going to the library and checking out a new video game every week. Going digital only eliminates libraries as a way people can access games.

New data shows 85% of Americans believe trans people should have the same rights and protections as everyone else. It is clear that the vast majority of Americans support trans rights, yet politicians continue scapegoating this population instead of focusing on the real issues. buff.ly/17U1WGw

New Data Shows Vast Majority of Americans Support Trans Rights

The research suggests that right-wing attacks on trans protections are not aligned with the country’s values.

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For ppl who aren't aware: Old temperate forests are insanely rare nowadays and extremely important ecosystems lost forever once cut. They're not just "old trees" but intricate networks of trees, fungi and all kinds of living creatures. You CANNOT replant this!! Once it's gone it's lost FOREVER!!!

eli shroom's altered ego@shroompunk.com · 6mo ago

just became aware of this--the regime wants to clear-cut massive chunks of Oregon's old growth forests in the name of timber production. you have until March 23rd to comment. i know we have endless fucking things to scream at politicians about--this is an important one too.

Two amphipods found at 2,500m in the Nankai Trough during the #Shinkai6500 expedition. Amphipods play a vital role in recycling nutrients on the ocean floor. To date, over 10,700 amphipod species have been described, but many remain undiscovered, particularly in the deep sea.

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