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Another #ArtFight attack on Stormshine! https://artfight.net/attack/16523321.storm-bust #furryart #artfight2026 #teamcomedy

Another #ArtFight #ArtFight2026 attack! https://artfight.net/attack/15601364.soleil-on-a-summer-night #furry #furryart

Furst #ArtFight #ArtFight2026 of the season! It’s a double character piece :3 (Yes they’re cats - dogs “attack” cats >:3) https://artfight.net/attack/12970514.ionicbond-skelaxo-meow-meows #furry #FurryArt

Another #ArtFight #ArtFight2026 attack! https://artfight.net/attack/16364133.huck-on-windowsill #furry #FurryArt

@Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt as a math teacher - I feel obligated to include the reasons/justifications for each step:

1. Given

2. Multiplication Property of Equality (multiply r^2 to both sides)

3. Definition of Logarithm (a = log_b(c) becomes b^a = c)

4. Multiplication Property of Equality (multiply m to both sides; m needs to be distributed to each term)

5. Expansion of the exponent (r^2 = rr) and Commutative Property of Multiplication (yrr=rry; msa = mas)

@RadicalSocialWorker Don’t mention anything about mixing tapes either 👀

@marcioaleks@mastodon.social …still doesn’t fix the issue that deaf folks don’t understand spoken speech. This is more for the benefit of hearing people - sure it may make deaf folks be more “heard” but they still can’t do the other half - “hear” As a person who was given a cochlear implant when I was two (so I was too young to consent to this surgery) - this was more to benefit the hearing than it was for me - ASL is a valid language that I wished I learned more but since I was a deaf person living in a hearing world and was isolated from the deaf community - I never learned beyond the basics. Yes - it did help me get a job and “access” the hearing world, I still struggle at a greater level on the daily basis than my hearing peers. I will never hear as well as any hearing person - especially with spatial sound locating (I was only implanted on the one side - think mono instead of stereo). Also, since I live in the USA - my cochlear implant equipment is not paid for - just very recently I had to pay $4.5k out of pocket (yes this was with insurance - without insurance it would have been close to $26k) just to get a new receiver - which I needed since my old one was approaching 7 years old and was breaking down (it has been used for every day for at least 16 hours during that time period, of course it will wear out). Even if these gloves are available, who’s paying for them? Deaf people won’t (and in some cases, can’t) pay for these for it won’t really benefit us since we still won’t be able to access the spoken language realm with these alone. The intentions may have been good at heart, but I don’t believe that this would truly help, just another “burden” removed on the hearing folks (because it’s the deaf folks that would be wearing these, not them). Plus, deaf folks sign so much faster than what was done in the video - I don’t know if the gloves would be able to keep up with them! This is my own opinion - not necessarily the opinion of the deaf community as a whole, so please don’t take it that way. Thank you for reading.

@selkiesuits@meow.social Amazing! :o