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  1. The numbat is a powerful symbol of focus, resilience, and individuality. It carries profound spiritual lessons about living authentically, adapting to challenges, and finding strength in subtlety.
    #numbat #wolink #ourspiritanimal
    ourspiritanimal.com/archives/1

  2. drew a numbat fellow and then thought.. how DO i draw those things anyway #JACQALart #art #furryart #numbat #sketch

  3. @ScienceScholar Since the headline raises a question that is only answered in the paywalled article and the image without alt text, here is the list of 12 myrmecophages that have evolved over the past 66 million years:

    mongoose
    aardwolf
    sloth bear
    pangolin
    echidna
    numbat
    anteater
    aardvark
    golden mole
    tenrec
    elephant shrew

    #science #myrmecophagy #anteater #ConvergentEvolution #evolution #mongoose #aardwolf #SlothBear #pangolin #echidna #numbat #aardvark #GoldenMole #tenrec #ElephantShrew

  4. @ScienceScholar Since the headline raises a question that is only answered in the paywalled article and the image without alt text, here is the list of 12 myrmecophages that have evolved over the past 66 million years:

    mongoose
    aardwolf
    sloth bear
    pangolin
    echidna
    numbat
    anteater
    aardvark
    golden mole
    tenrec
    elephant shrew

    #science #myrmecophagy #anteater #ConvergentEvolution #evolution #mongoose #aardwolf #SlothBear #pangolin #echidna #numbat #aardvark #GoldenMole #tenrec #ElephantShrew

  5. @ScienceScholar Since the headline raises a question that is only answered in the paywalled article and the image without alt text, here is the list of 12 myrmecophages that have evolved over the past 66 million years:

    mongoose
    aardwolf
    sloth bear
    pangolin
    echidna
    numbat
    anteater
    aardvark
    golden mole
    tenrec
    elephant shrew

    #science #myrmecophagy #anteater #ConvergentEvolution #evolution #mongoose #aardwolf #SlothBear #pangolin #echidna #numbat #aardvark #GoldenMole #tenrec #ElephantShrew

  6. @ScienceScholar Since the headline raises a question that is only answered in the paywalled article and the image without alt text, here is the list of 12 myrmecophages that have evolved over the past 66 million years:

    mongoose
    aardwolf
    sloth bear
    pangolin
    echidna
    numbat
    anteater
    aardvark
    golden mole
    tenrec
    elephant shrew

    #science #myrmecophagy #anteater #ConvergentEvolution #evolution #mongoose #aardwolf #SlothBear #pangolin #echidna #numbat #aardvark #GoldenMole #tenrec #ElephantShrew

  7. @ScienceScholar Since the headline raises a question that is only answered in the paywalled article and the image without alt text, here is the list of 12 myrmecophages that have evolved over the past 66 million years:

    mongoose
    aardwolf
    sloth bear
    pangolin
    echidna
    numbat
    anteater
    aardvark
    golden mole
    tenrec
    elephant shrew

    #science #myrmecophagy #anteater #ConvergentEvolution #evolution #mongoose #aardwolf #SlothBear #pangolin #echidna #numbat #aardvark #GoldenMole #tenrec #ElephantShrew

  8. Just typed "11cm in inch" into #numbat because my brain lagged and forgot how numbat's unit conversion syntax works. I was then quite confused when it gave me an answer:

    70.9676 cm³

    Took me a moment to figure that one out :D

  9. Just typed "11cm in inch" into #numbat because my brain lagged and forgot how numbat's unit conversion syntax works. I was then quite confused when it gave me an answer:

    70.9676 cm³

    Took me a moment to figure that one out :D

  10. Just typed "11cm in inch" into #numbat because my brain lagged and forgot how numbat's unit conversion syntax works. I was then quite confused when it gave me an answer:

    70.9676 cm³

    Took me a moment to figure that one out :D

  11. Just typed "11cm in inch" into #numbat because my brain lagged and forgot how numbat's unit conversion syntax works. I was then quite confused when it gave me an answer:

    70.9676 cm³

    Took me a moment to figure that one out :D

  12. Using kagi for the past week has been great so far! I love that I can block out certain domains, and I like that it shows how many searches I do, because it makes me cognizant of the things I was relying on web searches for too often. A great example is byte conversion, which made me look up some open source tools to get the job done in the terminal instead and I found numbat! I was able to install it with brew and it does the exact thing I want it to.

    As an example you can type 1000000000 bytes -> gigabytes and it'll output:

      1_000_000_000 byte ➞ gigabyte
        = 1 GB    [DigitalInformation]
    

    Super handy! Open to other little local conversion tools that are installable via brew, so I can use them on both macOS and Debian :heart_cyber:

    #kagi #numbat #foss

  13. Using kagi for the past week has been great so far! I love that I can block out certain domains, and I like that it shows how many searches I do, because it makes me cognizant of the things I was relying on web searches for too often. A great example is byte conversion, which made me look up some open source tools to get the job done in the terminal instead and I found numbat! I was able to install it with brew and it does the exact thing I want it to.

    As an example you can type 1000000000 bytes -> gigabytes and it'll output:

      1_000_000_000 byte ➞ gigabyte
        = 1 GB    [DigitalInformation]
    

    Super handy! Open to other little local conversion tools that are installable via brew, so I can use them on both macOS and Debian :heart_cyber:

    #kagi #numbat #foss

  14. Using kagi for the past week has been great so far! I love that I can block out certain domains, and I like that it shows how many searches I do, because it makes me cognizant of the things I was relying on web searches for too often. A great example is byte conversion, which made me look up some open source tools to get the job done in the terminal instead and I found numbat! I was able to install it with brew and it does the exact thing I want it to.

    As an example you can type 1000000000 bytes -> gigabytes and it'll output:

      1_000_000_000 byte ➞ gigabyte
        = 1 GB    [DigitalInformation]
    

    Super handy! Open to other little local conversion tools that are installable via brew, so I can use them on both macOS and Debian :heart_cyber:

    #kagi #numbat #foss

  15. Using kagi for the past week has been great so far! I love that I can block out certain domains, and I like that it shows how many searches I do, because it makes me cognizant of the things I was relying on web searches for too often. A great example is byte conversion, which made me look up some open source tools to get the job done in the terminal instead and I found numbat! I was able to install it with brew and it does the exact thing I want it to.

    As an example you can type 1000000000 bytes -> gigabytes and it'll output:

      1_000_000_000 byte ➞ gigabyte
        = 1 GB    [DigitalInformation]
    

    Super handy! Open to other little local conversion tools that are installable via brew, so I can use them on both macOS and Debian :heart_cyber:

    #kagi #numbat #foss

  16. One of the most endangered species of Western Australia, the numbat.

    Une des espèces les plus menacées d'Australie occidentale, le numbat.

    #wildlife #wildlifephotography #australia #photography #numbat

  17. One of the most endangered species of Western Australia, the numbat.

    Une des espèces les plus menacées d'Australie occidentale, le numbat.

    #wildlife #wildlifephotography #australia #photography #numbat

  18. One of the most endangered species of Western Australia, the numbat.

    Une des espèces les plus menacées d'Australie occidentale, le numbat.

    #wildlife #wildlifephotography #australia #photography #numbat

  19. #Numbat population healthy in Dryandra Woodlands National Park thanks to feral cat control amp-abc-net-au.cdn.ampproject.

    "Two populations of the critically endangered #marsupial remain in WA, the largest of which is in the #DryandraWoodlands National Park, 160 kilometres south-east of #Perth. In a promising sign, numbat joeys were spotted in the park this month."

    #Conservation #InvasiveSpecies #Numbats #Biodiversity #Marsupials #Animals

  20. #Numbat population healthy in Dryandra Woodlands National Park thanks to feral cat control amp-abc-net-au.cdn.ampproject.

    "Two populations of the critically endangered #marsupial remain in WA, the largest of which is in the #DryandraWoodlands National Park, 160 kilometres south-east of #Perth. In a promising sign, numbat joeys were spotted in the park this month."

    #Conservation #InvasiveSpecies #Numbats #Biodiversity #Marsupials #Animals

  21. #Numbat population healthy in Dryandra Woodlands National Park thanks to feral cat control amp-abc-net-au.cdn.ampproject.

    "Two populations of the critically endangered #marsupial remain in WA, the largest of which is in the #DryandraWoodlands National Park, 160 kilometres south-east of #Perth. In a promising sign, numbat joeys were spotted in the park this month."

    #Conservation #InvasiveSpecies #Numbats #Biodiversity #Marsupials #Animals

  22. #Numbat population healthy in Dryandra Woodlands National Park thanks to feral cat control amp-abc-net-au.cdn.ampproject.

    "Two populations of the critically endangered #marsupial remain in WA, the largest of which is in the #DryandraWoodlands National Park, 160 kilometres south-east of #Perth. In a promising sign, numbat joeys were spotted in the park this month."

    #Conservation #InvasiveSpecies #Numbats #Biodiversity #Marsupials #Animals

  23. #Numbat population healthy in Dryandra Woodlands National Park thanks to feral cat control amp-abc-net-au.cdn.ampproject.

    "Two populations of the critically endangered #marsupial remain in WA, the largest of which is in the #DryandraWoodlands National Park, 160 kilometres south-east of #Perth. In a promising sign, numbat joeys were spotted in the park this month."

    #Conservation #InvasiveSpecies #Numbats #Biodiversity #Marsupials #Animals

  24. Wild at Art 2024 winners: Australia’s threatened species through the eyes of children – in pictures

    First place, age category 11 to 12 – Endangered Numbat by Eden, 12

    ‘The endangered animal that I have painted is called the numbat. It lives in Western Australia and it’s also the faunal emblem of Western Australia. The #numbat is a small slender mammal, with a small, pointed head, small upright ears and a brown to reddish color on its back paired with a black and white banding.'

    #Australia

  25. Wild at Art 2024 winners: Australia’s threatened species through the eyes of children – in pictures

    First place, age category 11 to 12 – Endangered Numbat by Eden, 12

    ‘The endangered animal that I have painted is called the numbat. It lives in Western Australia and it’s also the faunal emblem of Western Australia. The #numbat is a small slender mammal, with a small, pointed head, small upright ears and a brown to reddish color on its back paired with a black and white banding.'

    #Australia

  26. Wild at Art 2024 winners: Australia’s threatened species through the eyes of children – in pictures

    First place, age category 11 to 12 – Endangered Numbat by Eden, 12

    ‘The endangered animal that I have painted is called the numbat. It lives in Western Australia and it’s also the faunal emblem of Western Australia. The #numbat is a small slender mammal, with a small, pointed head, small upright ears and a brown to reddish color on its back paired with a black and white banding.'

    #Australia

  27. Wild at Art 2024 winners: Australia’s threatened species through the eyes of children – in pictures

    First place, age category 11 to 12 – Endangered Numbat by Eden, 12

    ‘The endangered animal that I have painted is called the numbat. It lives in Western Australia and it’s also the faunal emblem of Western Australia. The #numbat is a small slender mammal, with a small, pointed head, small upright ears and a brown to reddish color on its back paired with a black and white banding.'

    #Australia

  28. Wild at Art 2024 winners: Australia’s threatened species through the eyes of children – in pictures

    First place, age category 11 to 12 – Endangered Numbat by Eden, 12

    ‘The endangered animal that I have painted is called the numbat. It lives in Western Australia and it’s also the faunal emblem of Western Australia. The #numbat is a small slender mammal, with a small, pointed head, small upright ears and a brown to reddish color on its back paired with a black and white banding.'

    #Australia

  29. 🚀 I just published a short guide explaining how to upgrade PostgreSQL 🐘 from version 15 to 16 just after an upgrade to Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (Noble Numbat) 🦘

    #Ubuntu #NobleNumbat #Noble #Numbat #LTS #PostgreSQL #Postgres #HowTo #Upgrade

    Read it 👇
    paulox.net/2024/05/20/upgradin