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& // 🍓/⚓Δ // actually a virovirokun (and some other stuff) irl
also most other places @virokuns
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#oc this is meant to be a redesign for my character Kilarith! meant to represent dragonkin in my feral setting. they're the only creatures capable of speaking with this planet's goddess. this setting is well post-apocalyptic, with ruins of hi-tech ancient civilizations scattered and buried around.
February 6, 2026 at 8:18 PM
#oc this is meant to be a redesign for my character Kilarith! meant to represent dragonkin in my feral setting. they're the only creatures capable of speaking with this planet's goddess. this setting is well post-apocalyptic, with ruins of hi-tech ancient civilizations scattered and buried around.
Reposted by the database / chara 💫💠🌼
The reason why all the first programmers were women, is that they had already been programming their whole lives.
Even when it turned out to be extremely useful for such as *putting humans on the moon*, men still thought of the labor as women's work: tedious and repetitious and unengaging.
Even when it turned out to be extremely useful for such as *putting humans on the moon*, men still thought of the labor as women's work: tedious and repetitious and unengaging.
February 3, 2026 at 9:44 AM
The reason why all the first programmers were women, is that they had already been programming their whole lives.
Even when it turned out to be extremely useful for such as *putting humans on the moon*, men still thought of the labor as women's work: tedious and repetitious and unengaging.
Even when it turned out to be extremely useful for such as *putting humans on the moon*, men still thought of the labor as women's work: tedious and repetitious and unengaging.