Monthly Archives: September 2019
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Elect people who ride the bus
Via Cap'n Transit Rides Again: My top two strategies to get transit built are to focus on the potential for glamorous ribbon cuttings, and to get people elected who commute by transit, and who care about transit commutes. Decision makers are not interested in cost figures for their own sake, and neither am I. I […]
Get to the stuff!
Via Manton Reece This is so dang true. I've already spent so many minutes wading through intros of Apple Arcade games waiting to figure out what kind of game I'm actually playing. The best Apple Arcade games start with gameplay nearly right away, realizing they are mobile games first.
Assemble With Care
Assemble With Care is a great example of why writing and voice acting are important. It’s short puzzler with a cute story and my first Apple Arcade recommendation.
Did somebody lose a loaf?
There were six total people waiting for buses at the old transfer plaza when I rode by just now.
I just realized I could start scheduling meetings at ice cream parlors.
OK Mr. Tough Guy with the new all-black bicycle wearing all black to match when it’s 96F outside. Reeeeeal smart.
All of the YouTube ads I’m forced to watching in between ASMR vids on are anti-Medicare for All ads.
Whenever we go camping, we start the trip by subjecting the children to an old-man Shoulder to the Wheel singalong.
The man who delivered me my new bicycle said "it looks good under you," and, whew, that’s just the best thing anyone has said to me.
The communal reaction to this drunk dude who got on the bus and instantly threw up has been so life affirming. We've decided, as a bus, to continue on our journey and that he's real lucky he didn't puke on any of us. Everyone on the bus is people!
Part of the Food Burrito process is cooking the burrito in whatever grease happens to be in the cast iron pan from whenever ago. #garbageperson
Nothing loves capital letters more than the iOS 13 beta.
Haven’t gone swimming in the river in forEVER.
Protest HOWTO
This series of posts about the protests in Hong Kong, written by the Pinboard guy, seem like an instruction manual for large-scale protests in America. Should we get to that point, I guess.