Palpable culture shift in SF since the endemic — it's a lot less "revenge of the nerds" / a playground for tech bros. Those folks left. The ones who stayed got rabid about cycling, a gateway drug to giving a fuck about transit, street design, housing, climate change, etc.

RT @PrairieYoder: ernie chambers launching a write in campaign to improve turnout in north O is going to be the latest in his long life of….

One day you’re a radical gay man the next you’ve bonded with enough straight dudes and are excited the Mets are doing well.

Working for a world where my first thought is “that person is probably vibing and having a blast” and not “this person is probably housing insecure (at best) and this is massively depressing”

When rent control starts looking like RAGING wealth inequality, you’ve firmly lost the plot my god.

Friend said “impl*mentation”

RT @contrerasforca: Green gentrification is not real, you're describing amenities that all neighborhoods deserve to have.

Peak Midwest: organizing social calendar around Culver’s flavor of the day

My bar is so underground I’m actually super impressed with Tronto’s progress.

Most Omaha Nice thing I’ve seen in a while — apparently this dude’s neighbor was saying homophobic nonsense so he painted his house pride flag. Damn I love this town.

idk felt like this should be a thing @SFBART

Tag yourself, I’m the second Transamerica building.

Everybody’s angsty about the debate, but I’m snuggling with a very loving, frenetic golden retriever which >>> politics

My classmates often rhetorically ask each other “is this urban planning” and I’d argue getting another cherished friend onto 2 wheels is, in fact, urban praxis.

My Dad’s been getting into vexilology (study of flags) and wrote an op-ed about redesigning the state of Nebraska’s flag. So I designed what he proposed and had it made. Happy (early) Father’s Day.

The beach is taking itself back. The orcas are attacking billionaires. The javelinas are tearing down golf courses. Nature is healing.

What if we did this but the Tesla was like really really long and hundreds of people could ride in it. I’d suggest calling it a “train”. You could even attach several of them together.

Really leaning into dad core vibe with this grill situation

Wow getting cyber bullied by a dog

Credit where it’s due: house is fucking cool. But the headline of this article shouldn’t be celebrating it, rather critiquing abhorrent housing policy.

Say it with me: . A corner store getting converted into a luxury single family home is gentrification. Upzoning that parcel, in a very well resourced neighborhood, to allow dozens of units, is not gentrification.