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codexana:

I love how the big cats don’t really grab the scruff. it’s just… they engulf their heads. uvu it’s so cute.

felines ♥

mamas and babies

kingcheddarxvii:

trashtoro:

so im literally crying at this video right now

its a dog teaching a puppy to stairs

god help me

There is so much good in this world

UC Berkeley scientists have developed a system to capture visual activity in human brains and reconstruct it as digital video clips. Eventually, this process will allow you to record and reconstruct your own dreams on a computer screen.

more here

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middle-women:

A Bunch Of Sad, Insecure Dudes Attacked A Woman And Everyone Got What They Deserved

When Anita Sarkeesian announced plans to do a video series exploring the portrayal of women in video games, she became the victim of a massive online attack choreographed by members of the gaming community who cast her as the “villain” in their online “game” to ruin her life. It did not go well for them. But for Anita, things ended up going very well indeed. 

You definitely want to watch the whole thing, but here are some highlights: at 1:00 she talks about why she loves video games, at 2:02 just try to imagine yourself in her shoes, at 3:45 she sticks the people attacking her under a microscope, and at 8:15 she doesn’t just win the game, she absolutely destroys it.

Watch this.

And this is why only 13% of computer science department students (on average) are sexually active. Smh.

I may not be involved in video games, but I am an active member of the comic book and general geek communities, which suffer from similar sexism. And everything this woman stands for is admirable and amazing. She is furthest from a villain, she’s a hero.

bellisadinosaur:

Paperman Score - Christophe Beck

imploder:

kaptorkat:

if you saw tavros before the man with the sombrero then im sorry to say you’re 100% homestuck

nossidami:

This is a real dinosaur foot.

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