Elfi @elfi@pixie.town

Hehe funny dino~

(Art by @tuxedodragon )

I’m Nata - book illustrator and artist drawn to dark, gothic themes. In love with Victorian vibes, vampires, and poisons. I’m an avid reader. I come from a small seaside town in Crimea,but the war first took me to Kyiv, and now I’ve found refuge in Valencia, Spain. Here by the sea, under the sun, I’m slowly healing, recovering my mind and spirit. I’ve always loved Spain -and I’m happy to be here. I’ve picked up my paints again, and I’ll be sharing my art with you
#artistsonmastodon #watercolor

I thought you all needed to see this Canada Linx with her baby.

you can do it! 
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2615 i drew this a bit ago and yet it continues

Nine days left to sign Petition EN7163 - Asylum for Gender and Sexual Minorities from the United States

https://www.aph.gov.au/e-petitions/petition/EN7163

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in case you have a bag or a hat or a jean jacket or something that is not silly enough, i have these buttons in my shop https://www.etsy.com/listing/1724565012/silly-food-buttons

happy anniversary of neil banging out the tunes! ​​

#rat #rats #ratsOfMastodon #ratsOfFedi #ratsOfFediverse #ratsOfTheFediverse #ratArt #rodents #cute #cuteArt #fediArt #meme #memes

Anyone who is blind, or who has worked with the blind, knows how expensive our technology can be. This couldn't be more true with relation to braille displays. Even the cheapest costs at least $799, and it's already behind the newest in that line, at $899. This is the Orbit Reader 20 and 20+. Now, a student in India wants to change that by creating a display that is truly affordable (under $50)! Please pass this on, so that we can give him greater recognition within the blind community. Even if it costs a bit more than he initially suspected it would, there is no excuse for the $2,000 to $5,000 average price of such technology when cheaper alternatives can be designed! He is determined to bring this to market, so let's help him do it and show our appreciation for his hard work on this life-changing project!

forbes.com/sites/kevinanderton…

#access #ACB #accessibility #affordability #blind #braille #BrailleDisplays #children #education #employment #independence #India #learning #NFB #ocr #parent #reading #science #school #students #teachers #technology #work #writing

disassembly is second nature to us reversers, so it's easy to forget that the average person probably only knows the basics of the win32 api and one or two instruction sets

...and x86 calling conventions, of course