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  1. Landspace launches improved Zhuque-2E, Long March 6A lofts new Qianfan satellite group
    atlas.whatip.xyz/post.php?slug
    <p>China has added a new batch of satellites to the Qianfan megaconstellation
    #landspace #launches #improved #qianfan

  2. Hi there and happy holidays,
    recently I had the idea of revisiting this older #art piece of mine. Not out of dissatisfaction, but out of curiosity, how much I had #improved since then.
    I hope you get to spend the #holidays with your loved ones and happy new year.
    #furry #furryart

  3. Hi there and happy holidays,
    recently I had the idea of revisiting this older #art piece of mine. Not out of dissatisfaction, but out of curiosity, how much I had #improved since then.
    I hope you get to spend the #holidays with your loved ones and happy new year.
    #furry #furryart

  4. Only 14 were in this study in England but it looks really great. Benefits for those with Alzheimer's and to all, in better empathy and social engagement. The study "presents an intriguing connection between musical engagement & the cognitive function of individuals with dementia."
    #alz #Alzheimers #dementia #study #England #improved #social #engagement #empathy for #patients #listening or #singing or #playing #instrument #mental #health #music #cognitive #function
    psypost.org/can-prior-musical-

  5. #Years have now #passed since Vanya’s #journey toward #healing. In the #time since, her #improved #ability to #walk allowed her to #return to #school, where she loved #studying environmental #science and #learning about the #world #around her. Now 19 years old, Vanya’s family describe her as #shy and #sweet.“

    mercyships.ca/en/blog/reunitin

  6. The more I use the "#improved" #Thunderbird 115.3, the more I hate it. I'm at the point where I'm consoling myself, "Well at least they didn't break the REALLY BASIC functionality: It still fetches and reads mail."

    But I'm already deathly tired of having to scroll down to the end of each mailbox every time because Thunderbird 115 is incapable of remembering where it last was (something that 102.15 had
    absolutely no problem with). I've resigned myself to not being able to fix the appallingly muddled, incoherently cluttered UI. And I've yet to figure out a single thing anywhere in it that I consider to be in any way "improved".

    I'd start looking for a different mail client, were it not that every time I've looked at other mail clients in the past, I've found that they are even worse.