#niches — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #niches, aggregated by home.social.
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Before successfully settling in the Middle East, humans very much diversified the environments they could live in.
@elliescerri.bsky.social: "This work inspired questions about when humans really began to intensively exploit different niches. The answer showed that ecological diversity is at the heart of our species, but that there was a shift in gears shortly before successful dispersal out of Africa."
"The human niche began to expand substantially ~70ka, driven by increased use of diverse habitats, from forests to deserts. Humans dispersing out of Africa after 50ka had distinct ecological flexibility as they encountered climatically challenging habitats."
From "Major expansion in the human niche preceded out of Africa dispersal": https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-025-09154-0 -
Before successfully settling in the Middle East, humans very much diversified the environments they could live in.
@elliescerri.bsky.social: "This work inspired questions about when humans really began to intensively exploit different niches. The answer showed that ecological diversity is at the heart of our species, but that there was a shift in gears shortly before successful dispersal out of Africa."
"The human niche began to expand substantially ~70ka, driven by increased use of diverse habitats, from forests to deserts. Humans dispersing out of Africa after 50ka had distinct ecological flexibility as they encountered climatically challenging habitats."
From "Major expansion in the human niche preceded out of Africa dispersal": https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-025-09154-0 -
Before successfully settling in the Middle East, humans very much diversified the environments they could live in.
@elliescerri.bsky.social: "This work inspired questions about when humans really began to intensively exploit different niches. The answer showed that ecological diversity is at the heart of our species, but that there was a shift in gears shortly before successful dispersal out of Africa."
"The human niche began to expand substantially ~70ka, driven by increased use of diverse habitats, from forests to deserts. Humans dispersing out of Africa after 50ka had distinct ecological flexibility as they encountered climatically challenging habitats."
From "Major expansion in the human niche preceded out of Africa dispersal": https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-025-09154-0 -
Before successfully settling in the Middle East, humans very much diversified the environments they could live in.
@elliescerri.bsky.social: "This work inspired questions about when humans really began to intensively exploit different niches. The answer showed that ecological diversity is at the heart of our species, but that there was a shift in gears shortly before successful dispersal out of Africa."
"The human niche began to expand substantially ~70ka, driven by increased use of diverse habitats, from forests to deserts. Humans dispersing out of Africa after 50ka had distinct ecological flexibility as they encountered climatically challenging habitats."
From "Major expansion in the human niche preceded out of Africa dispersal": https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-025-09154-0 -
Before successfully settling in the Middle East, humans very much diversified the environments they could live in.
@elliescerri.bsky.social: "This work inspired questions about when humans really began to intensively exploit different niches. The answer showed that ecological diversity is at the heart of our species, but that there was a shift in gears shortly before successful dispersal out of Africa."
"The human niche began to expand substantially ~70ka, driven by increased use of diverse habitats, from forests to deserts. Humans dispersing out of Africa after 50ka had distinct ecological flexibility as they encountered climatically challenging habitats."
From "Major expansion in the human niche preceded out of Africa dispersal": https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-025-09154-0 -
Ranking in Competitive Niches: What Top Affiliate Sites Do Differently in 2026 https://visualmodo.com/ranking-in-competitive-niches-what-top-affiliate-sites-do-differently-in-2026/ 📣💡🚀💲 #Ranking #Competitive #Niches #Affiliate #Sites
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Ranking in Competitive Niches: What Top Affiliate Sites Do Differently in 2026 https://visualmodo.com/ranking-in-competitive-niches-what-top-affiliate-sites-do-differently-in-2026/ 📣💡🚀💲 #Ranking #Competitive #Niches #Affiliate #Sites
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Ranking in Competitive Niches: What Top Affiliate Sites Do Differently in 2026 https://visualmodo.com/ranking-in-competitive-niches-what-top-affiliate-sites-do-differently-in-2026/ 📣💡🚀💲 #Ranking #Competitive #Niches #Affiliate #Sites
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Ranking in Competitive Niches: What Top Affiliate Sites Do Differently in 2026 https://visualmodo.com/ranking-in-competitive-niches-what-top-affiliate-sites-do-differently-in-2026/ 📣💡🚀💲 #Ranking #Competitive #Niches #Affiliate #Sites
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2025 Fall Update — The Tenth Niche ESC! Escape to a new Section, some announcements, and unsubscribing from a Section: open.substack.com/pub/neilshoo... #substack #announcment #fall2025 #update #niches
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“We can credit our success as an #invasive #species to the fact that #culture moves considerably faster than #biology. Culture is the niche we use to make new #niches.” aeon.co/essays/are-h...
Are humans, like everything el... -
“We can credit our success as an #invasive #species to the fact that #culture moves considerably faster than #biology. Culture is the niche we use to make new #niches.” aeon.co/essays/are-h...
Are humans, like everything el... -
“We can credit our success as an #invasive #species to the fact that #culture moves considerably faster than #biology. Culture is the niche we use to make new #niches.” aeon.co/essays/are-h...
Are humans, like everything el... -
“We can credit our success as an #invasive #species to the fact that #culture moves considerably faster than #biology. Culture is the niche we use to make new #niches.” aeon.co/essays/are-h...
Are humans, like everything el... -
Where you position yourself can significantly impact your venture. Blue waters offer unique niches while red waters require constant adaptation to maintain high conversion rates. #Positioning #Strategy #Niches
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Where you position yourself can significantly impact your venture. Blue waters offer unique niches while red waters require constant adaptation to maintain high conversion rates. #Positioning #Strategy #Niches
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Where you position yourself can significantly impact your venture. Blue waters offer unique niches while red waters require constant adaptation to maintain high conversion rates. #Positioning #Strategy #Niches
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Where you position yourself can significantly impact your venture. Blue waters offer unique niches while red waters require constant adaptation to maintain high conversion rates. #Positioning #Strategy #Niches
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Where you position yourself can significantly impact your venture. Blue waters offer unique niches while red waters require constant adaptation to maintain high conversion rates. #Positioning #Strategy #Niches
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Niches can therefore be beneficial. It's about higher conversion rates with dedicated communities, not just large numbers of disengaged patrons. #Niches #ConversionRates #BusinessStrategy
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Niches can therefore be beneficial. It's about higher conversion rates with dedicated communities, not just large numbers of disengaged patrons. #Niches #ConversionRates #BusinessStrategy
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Niches can therefore be beneficial. It's about higher conversion rates with dedicated communities, not just large numbers of disengaged patrons. #Niches #ConversionRates #BusinessStrategy
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Niches can therefore be beneficial. It's about higher conversion rates with dedicated communities, not just large numbers of disengaged patrons. #Niches #ConversionRates #BusinessStrategy
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Niches can therefore be beneficial. It's about higher conversion rates with dedicated communities, not just large numbers of disengaged patrons. #Niches #ConversionRates #BusinessStrategy
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Helping a friend at a #storage #unit the other day, I had a revelation: indoor storage units are dungeons, in the #DnD sense. Long straight #corridors, all at right angles, neat units of distance, and #niches full of #treasure to either side.
Which makes me think it would be a lot of fun to run a game in a far-post-apocalyptic-#fantasy setting, preferably without the players knowing at first that’s what it is, where they are exploring a #dungeon which turns out to be a buried building. The niches all have cryptic symbols above them they can’t decipher, but which appear to be some kind of numbering system. When they pick or break the ancient locks, they find some niches have ancient treasures, while others contain incomprehensible #artifacts, and still others are full of plain junk.
The main danger on the upper levels comes not from #monsters, but from precariously piled heaps that fall down as the doors are opened. The players, of course, will perceive these as #traps.
A dungeon needs some monsters. Here they’re more numerous on the lower levels, in the form of #undead employees. The players will eventually discover that they venture forth from a chamber on the bottom level, known in the ancient tales as the “Manager’s Office.” The #Manager itself is the final boss fight.
Upon defeating the Manager and venturing out the door, they find that the lower levels of the building are surrounded by a vast #cavern, with an oddly flat floor and the ruins of a huge sign. The party sage puzzles out the ancient writing: PUBLIC STORAGE.
… I guess outdoor units are ruins, but anyone DMing that game needs to figure out how they’ve lasted that long. A #curse is a chillingly believable explanation.
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Helping a friend at a #storage #unit the other day, I had a revelation: indoor storage units are dungeons, in the #DnD sense. Long straight #corridors, all at right angles, neat units of distance, and #niches full of #treasure to either side.
Which makes me think it would be a lot of fun to run a game in a far-post-apocalyptic-#fantasy setting, preferably without the players knowing at first that’s what it is, where they are exploring a #dungeon which turns out to be a buried building. The niches all have cryptic symbols above them they can’t decipher, but which appear to be some kind of numbering system. When they pick or break the ancient locks, they find some niches have ancient treasures, while others contain incomprehensible #artifacts, and still others are full of plain junk.
The main danger on the upper levels comes not from #monsters, but from precariously piled heaps that fall down as the doors are opened. The players, of course, will perceive these as #traps.
A dungeon needs some monsters. Here they’re more numerous on the lower levels, in the form of #undead employees. The players will eventually discover that they venture forth from a chamber on the bottom level, known in the ancient tales as the “Manager’s Office.” The #Manager itself is the final boss fight.
Upon defeating the Manager and venturing out the door, they find that the lower levels of the building are surrounded by a vast #cavern, with an oddly flat floor and the ruins of a huge sign. The party sage puzzles out the ancient writing: PUBLIC STORAGE.
… I guess outdoor units are ruins, but anyone DMing that game needs to figure out how they’ve lasted that long. A #curse is a chillingly believable explanation.
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Helping a friend at a #storage #unit the other day, I had a revelation: indoor storage units are dungeons, in the #DnD sense. Long straight #corridors, all at right angles, neat units of distance, and #niches full of #treasure to either side.
Which makes me think it would be a lot of fun to run a game in a far-post-apocalyptic-#fantasy setting, preferably without the players knowing at first that’s what it is, where they are exploring a #dungeon which turns out to be a buried building. The niches all have cryptic symbols above them they can’t decipher, but which appear to be some kind of numbering system. When they pick or break the ancient locks, they find some niches have ancient treasures, while others contain incomprehensible #artifacts, and still others are full of plain junk.
The main danger on the upper levels comes not from #monsters, but from precariously piled heaps that fall down as the doors are opened. The players, of course, will perceive these as #traps.
A dungeon needs some monsters. Here they’re more numerous on the lower levels, in the form of #undead employees. The players will eventually discover that they venture forth from a chamber on the bottom level, known in the ancient tales as the “Manager’s Office.” The #Manager itself is the final boss fight.
Upon defeating the Manager and venturing out the door, they find that the lower levels of the building are surrounded by a vast #cavern, with an oddly flat floor and the ruins of a huge sign. The party sage puzzles out the ancient writing: PUBLIC STORAGE.
… I guess outdoor units are ruins, but anyone DMing that game needs to figure out how they’ve lasted that long. A #curse is a chillingly believable explanation.
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Helping a friend at a #storage #unit the other day, I had a revelation: indoor storage units are dungeons, in the #DnD sense. Long straight #corridors, all at right angles, neat units of distance, and #niches full of #treasure to either side.
Which makes me think it would be a lot of fun to run a game in a far-post-apocalyptic-#fantasy setting, preferably without the players knowing at first that’s what it is, where they are exploring a #dungeon which turns out to be a buried building. The niches all have cryptic symbols above them they can’t decipher, but which appear to be some kind of numbering system. When they pick or break the ancient locks, they find some niches have ancient treasures, while others contain incomprehensible #artifacts, and still others are full of plain junk.
The main danger on the upper levels comes not from #monsters, but from precariously piled heaps that fall down as the doors are opened. The players, of course, will perceive these as #traps.
A dungeon needs some monsters. Here they’re more numerous on the lower levels, in the form of #undead employees. The players will eventually discover that they venture forth from a chamber on the bottom level, known in the ancient tales as the “Manager’s Office.” The #Manager itself is the final boss fight.
Upon defeating the Manager and venturing out the door, they find that the lower levels of the building are surrounded by a vast #cavern, with an oddly flat floor and the ruins of a huge sign. The party sage puzzles out the ancient writing: PUBLIC STORAGE.
… I guess outdoor units are ruins, but anyone DMing that game needs to figure out how they’ve lasted that long. A #curse is a chillingly believable explanation.
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"A butterfly the size of a penny, on the wing for but a few days, unwittingly tells me where I am in the world. "
#Ecology #Niches #IndicatorSpecies -
"A butterfly the size of a penny, on the wing for but a few days, unwittingly tells me where I am in the world. "
#Ecology #Niches #IndicatorSpecies -
"A butterfly the size of a penny, on the wing for but a few days, unwittingly tells me where I am in the world. "
#Ecology #Niches #IndicatorSpecies -
"A butterfly the size of a penny, on the wing for but a few days, unwittingly tells me where I am in the world. "
#Ecology #Niches #IndicatorSpecies -
"A butterfly the size of a penny, on the wing for but a few days, unwittingly tells me where I am in the world. "
#Ecology #Niches #IndicatorSpecies -
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a dinosaur stirs its sleepy head....
remember what made #netlabels special in 200x?
could this be revived for 2024? #collaborating #artists, #remixes, #community, open licenses? #attention, not algorithms? active listeners & listening artists? feeling comfortable in #niches? finding 100 people who want to hear exactly that?
tell us if this sounds promising (comments or -> [email protected]), already dusting off tonatom.net.
please retoot/boost, if you know more dinosaurs! #netaudio #ccmusic -
a dinosaur stirs its sleepy head....
remember what made #netlabels special in 200x?
could this be revived for 2024? #collaborating #artists, #remixes, #community, open licenses? #attention, not algorithms? active listeners & listening artists? feeling comfortable in #niches? finding 100 people who want to hear exactly that?
tell us if this sounds promising (comments or -> [email protected]), already dusting off tonatom.net.
please retoot/boost, if you know more dinosaurs! #netaudio #ccmusic -
a dinosaur stirs its sleepy head....
remember what made #netlabels special in 200x?
could this be revived for 2024? #collaborating #artists, #remixes, #community, open licenses? #attention, not algorithms? active listeners & listening artists? feeling comfortable in #niches? finding 100 people who want to hear exactly that?
tell us if this sounds promising (comments or -> [email protected]), already dusting off tonatom.net.
please retoot/boost, if you know more dinosaurs! #netaudio #ccmusic -
a dinosaur stirs its sleepy head....
remember what made #netlabels special in 200x?
could this be revived for 2024? #collaborating #artists, #remixes, #community, open licenses? #attention, not algorithms? active listeners & listening artists? feeling comfortable in #niches? finding 100 people who want to hear exactly that?
tell us if this sounds promising (comments or -> [email protected]), already dusting off tonatom.net.
please retoot/boost, if you know more dinosaurs! #netaudio #ccmusic -
Distinct #tissue #niches direct #lung #immunopathology via #CCL18 and #CCL21 in severe #COVID19 https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-36333-2
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Ik merk dat de #fediverse me ontzettend intrigreert. Daarom heb ik een blog geschreven 'Liever een fediverse dan een metaverse'.
Hierin probeer ik te kijken naar de toekomst van social media en de fediverse.https://sebastix.nl/blog/liever-een-fediverse-dan-een-metaverse/
#socialmedia #niches #web30 #communities #activitypub #bigtech #interoperabel #toekomst #blog
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Ik merk dat de #fediverse me ontzettend intrigreert. Daarom heb ik een blog geschreven 'Liever een fediverse dan een metaverse'.
Hierin probeer ik te kijken naar de toekomst van social media en de fediverse.https://sebastix.nl/blog/liever-een-fediverse-dan-een-metaverse/
#socialmedia #niches #web30 #communities #activitypub #bigtech #interoperabel #toekomst #blog
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Ik merk dat de #fediverse me ontzettend intrigreert. Daarom heb ik een blog geschreven 'Liever een fediverse dan een metaverse'.
Hierin probeer ik te kijken naar de toekomst van social media en de fediverse.https://sebastix.nl/blog/liever-een-fediverse-dan-een-metaverse/
#socialmedia #niches #web30 #communities #activitypub #bigtech #interoperabel #toekomst #blog
