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Two marsupials thought to be extinct for millennia have been rediscovered in Indonesian Papua. Researchers documented the pygmy long-fingered possum and the "Tous" glider.
The find was made possible through deep collaboration with Indigenous elders.
John Cannon reports for #Mongabay.
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It started with a set of photographs, taken of an animal captured in 2015 on the Bird’s Head Peninsula in Indonesian Papua, the western half of the island of New Guinea.Isabel Esterman (Mongabay Environmental News)

An anonymous reader quotes a report from the Guardian: We may appear to have little in common with sperm whales – enormous, ocean-dwelling animals that last shared a common ancestor with humans more than 90 million years ago.science.slashdot.org
6G technology is already being developed and could redefine how networks operate.
It is expected to deliver:
• Speeds up to 1 Tbps
• Extremely low latency
• AI-native network architecture
Unlike previous generations, 6G focuses on intelligent, adaptive communication systems.
Full article:
techputs.com/what-is-6g-techno…
#6G #Technology #Networking #AI #Telecom #tech #technews
What is 6G technology? Discover key features of 6G, how it redefines speed, latency, and AI integration, and the real differences between 5G and 6G.Viktor (techputs)
GNOME Circle didn't feel like such a big deal to me when it rolled out. Seeing how the apps improve as part of the process completely changed my mind about it.
#blastfromthepast #pixaki #pixelart #gnome #circle
A personal project. Little intro/outro animation for a bunch of animated app icons for the GNOME Circle project.art.jimmac.eu
it’s just this one leaf, its been sitting by my window and getting sunlight for 6+ hours. not sure why…Gardener (All For Gardening)
Sjoerd Stendahl
in reply to Jakub Steiner ⭐ • • •Yeah the GNOME Circle application process was transformative by itself. I remember @tbernard once called it a developer education initiative disguised a verification program.
Here's Graphs just before and after we applied to GNOME Circle:
Brett Edmond Carlock
in reply to Sjoerd Stendahl • • •