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Cascade
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Protogen and watermelon dog. 30’s.
I make CSS stuff.
Enby/fluid (he/they) and demi.
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💍🐐: @snarrfle.studioyip.com
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cascading.space
A very nice song, I liked it :3
Being Alive
YouTube video by vlogbrothers
www.youtube.com
October 9, 2025 at 4:47 PM
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kavaeric.net
the reason I have job security is because I understand flexboxes and you don't
October 8, 2025 at 1:52 AM
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markoraassina.bsky.social
Hang in there, struggling artists
October 4, 2025 at 1:29 PM
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kiyonescarlet.bsky.social
lol
October 4, 2025 at 3:51 PM
cascading.space
Yes Reading Rainbow is coming back! (Starting tomorrow)

They just released the updated theme song as well and I got chills dude
October 3, 2025 at 3:41 PM
cascading.space
FINALLY getting cool enough here to pull out the long socks ❤️
September 30, 2025 at 4:09 PM
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quest64official.bsky.social
It's a map of the United States with KPOP Demon Hunter's in the mid northern states KCOKE Demon Hunters in the southeast KSoDA Demon Hunter's in the West and northeast
September 27, 2025 at 12:39 AM
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raxdflipnote.bsky.social
social media but awesome
September 23, 2025 at 1:23 PM
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megadrivers.coolpics.biz
September 21, 2025 at 2:47 AM
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snarrfle.studioyip.com
Photos of my finished premade! This full partial is to be available this weekend at Furever West!

#fursuit #fursuiting #fursuitmaker
Red, white, gray, and blue lynx fursuit Red, white, gray, and blue lynx fursuit Red, white, gray, and blue lynx fursuit Red, white, gray, and blue lynx fursuit
September 18, 2025 at 8:52 PM
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cipher13.bsky.social
yea
September 13, 2025 at 2:27 AM
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cpsc.gov
"What about a trebuchet," is a valid question and we're glad you asked. Unfortunately, trebuchets are also not designed for safe sleep.
September 15, 2025 at 7:44 PM
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levi.land
I'm happy to take this opportunity to share this awesome pamphlet made by @xerxes.gay

If my memory serves these have been distributed since at least well over a decade ago.

"Fandom" has always rubbed me the wrong way in relation to furries. The distinction does matter.
FURRY IS NOT A FANDOM How we became radicals, punk rockers, rebels, and a revolutionary subculture without even trying. FANS OF WHAT? We haven't been about Bugs Bunny since the 80's. Comic fandom, Star Trek fandom, video game fandom, they all revolve around the output of an industry. Furry grew out of the absence of corporate products catering to our needs. We weren't happy just watching Disney and Looney Tunes over and over again. So we made our own culture. Furry is not a fandom. It's a scene. We're old-school punk rock, not the Bieber Fan Club. We create our own characters, our own identities, our own images, our own stories. Fandoms have creativity, but it's all riffing off of a product dictated from above. Furry is bottom-up. Everything comes from our ideas, our roleplaying, our experiences, and our culture that we create. Any furry who rises up and attains some kind of celebrity status does just that: they rise up. From us. Those big-name authors and comic artists who sell books at cons are all writing fan fiction of our brains. In a fandom, the fans are there because of the big names. In furry, it's the other way around, and the big names know it. You can go up to almost any "celebrity" furry and make friends the same way you would with any other fur. We're a scene. A culture. A community. A big, global family. There's nothing wrong with fandom, but don't call furry one. Because it's so much more. ANTI-CONSUMERISM In the furry economy, mass-produced products aren't the star of the show. Most of our money isn't spent buying stuff, it's spent creating stuff. We commission artwork, but not to hide it in a bookcase. We put it online to share with the world. Every commission is one furry buying a gift for the whole community. The art gets produced, and now it's there for everyone to enjoy. Even conbadges and avatars - the most utilitarian, "fashion accessory" form of furry art - tend to end up contributed to the commons. Most economies are powered by the idea of replicating a product and selling it over and over again to different consumers. Furry art operates in a radically different way, through making individual contributions to the common wealth of our culture. Think about how subversive that is. Think about how threatening that idea could be to the elite 1% if we could make the whole world run that way. As furries, we're already living it. PACK MENTALITY As furries, we're not afraid to love each other. We'll cuddle no problem, sometimes without even needing to know each other. In public, no less. We can spend a good portion of our convention time just turning off our brains and enjoying the raw, primal feeling of companionship with relative strangers. We never shake hands when we meet new people. It's always a hug. This pervasive feeling of love is what helps us build such a strong community. Local furry groups often become close-knit extended families. We form bonds stronger than blood relation. We put the camraderie of church and religious groups to shame. By putting ourselves into an animal state of mind, we manage to shake off heaping layers of civilization and social conditioning weighing down on us, and connect with each other on a level that's almost unheard of in modern society. SEXUAL LIBERATION Furries aren't afraid to celebrate our sexuality. We're not ashamed of it, like so much of mainstream society. We don't think it's weird to be gay, bi, or straight; to be monogamous, open, or polyamourous; to be reserved about sex, or to be as open as a porn star. We're picking up where the free love hippies of the 60's left off. We challenge the traditional social order about sexuality, rejecting the idea that there's anything "unacceptable" about it. What society might normally condemn as debauchery or pornography, we celebrate as beauty. For some of us, our animal identities are a major part of exploring our own sexuality. For others, only the openness of our community is a factor. But as furries, we all tend to have a much more positive, healthy view of sexuality than the rest of the world. We know that sex is human, it's animal, it's human-animal. FURRY IS RADICAL. FURRY IS SUBVERSIVE. FURRY IS REVOLUTION. We have no audience, because we're all the creators. We have no idols, because we're all on the same level. We have no inhibitions, because love is beautiful. We have no consumerism, because we're all producers. LET'S EMBRACE OUR NATURE AS MISFITS AND REBELS. FURRY PRIDE. SMASH THE MUNDANE. SHARE THIS PAMPHLET WITH ANOTHER FURRY AT THIS CON WHO YOU HAVE NEVER MET. SPREAD THESE IDEAS TO YOUR FRIENDS AND DISCUSS THEM ONLINE. FEEL FREE TO MAKE COPIES OF THIS PAMPHLET AND DISTRIBUTE THEM AT YOUR NEXT CON.
September 10, 2025 at 3:00 PM
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treebarkart.bsky.social
Disagreeing with someone’s beliefs does not warrant killing them. You cannot fight hate with more hate. Do better
September 10, 2025 at 8:32 PM
cascading.space
Manifesting this from my #CSS wishlist:🤞🤞🤞

I want 'column-rule' to work with CSS Grid, putting a line in the middle of the gaps!

Also 'row-rule' for the other direction. Maybe a 'rule' or 'gap-rule' shorthand for setting both.

In the meantime I guess I'll be doing a repeating gradient line 🫠
September 8, 2025 at 8:56 PM
cascading.space
Well it worked fantastic, right up until the cat thought it was a toy the grownups played with, so she ran off with it and now has it stashed somewhere, yet to be found.

So yeah, everyone likes it lol
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September 1, 2025 at 5:13 PM
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amybrown.xyz
this iconic advertising copywriter named Kathy Hepinstall Parks died over the weekend and I wanted to share something from her website I thought Bluesky would like
Why should I write better when a machine can do it for me? Because actually no one can do it for you, because your voice is unique among all the people on earth. Siri never petted a horse's neck. Alexa has never been ghosted by the captain of the football team. But you have lived, your heart is beating, you have suffered, and you have something important to say. It's a human's job, to use words, and whatever job you give to a machine, that part of your brain goes dark. Maybe it's worth it when it comes to remembering phone numbers and directions, but when that part of your brain that uses words goes dark, that's a vast area that's very close to your soul. Don't let some internet platform convince you that what you have to say and create isn't worthwhile. Words are the echo of your soul. Honing that echo matters.
August 22, 2025 at 2:20 PM
cascading.space
Weird hobby highlight time: I love doing sudoku puzzles with variant rules!

One of my favorite ones: (Hard if you haven’t tried these before)

sudokupad.app/james-sincla...
Solitude by James Sinclair (Sven's SudokuPad v0.591.4)
sudokupad.app
August 20, 2025 at 9:55 PM
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betarat.bsky.social
I love you!!!
July 6, 2025 at 2:44 AM
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betarat.bsky.social
Finished comm for @valleyproto.bsky.social ! Gotta love pulling a good hit
August 20, 2025 at 8:51 PM
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stephaniewalter.bsky.social
So yes, you can pass WCAG AA and still fail to comply with the EAA’s digital product obligations...

The EAA goes beyond the technical compliance: it requires products to work seamlessly with assistive technologies and be usable across the full customer lifecycle. Not just pass UI-level checks.
Comparison table showing WCAG vs EAA coverage across accessibility areas. EAA fully requires all listed areas; WCAG partially or does not cover several, including vendors, support, and usability. The text under the table reads: So yes—you can pass WCAG AA and still fail to comply with the EAA’s digital product obligations.
August 18, 2025 at 8:01 AM
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damemes42025.bsky.social
[MasterCard logo which reads Censorship] there are some things money can’t buy, for that you can thank MasterCard ®. For years, MasterCard has led the way in pressuring platforms that host and sell adult content. Most recently, we have pressured Steam and Itch.io, leading to dozens if not hundreds of games being delisted, and their TOS now updated with draconian content standards. Please, tell us how we’re doing: In US, call +1 (800)-307-7309 (Phone tree nav: 1-1-2-2-2-1) International, call +1 (636)-722-7111
August 19, 2025 at 9:56 AM