Au contraire, it was hilarious.

This violates the CCPA at the very least.

I went out and rode on the Iron Horse Trail starting in Walnut Creek today funny enough. I just needed some outside time with this weather. I am thinking of going out to Marin or something this weekend if I get a chance, but I am still recovering from an injury and not sure if it is a good idea to start taking on so much vertical elevation change just yet. Might just putt around SF on my Brompton a bit.

Fenders and good lights. Not some million lumen garbage, a good ~80-100lux asymmetrical headlight so that you don't blind everyone and a wide taillight with 180 degree viewing so you are visible from the side and never run it on a flash or strobe at night.

I am also a huge fan of a front rack with a basket so I can keep my eyes on cargo, and not need specialized bags to carry odd shaped items.

Few understand.

303 2nd St is EXPENSIVE office space. I live about a block away and my old company used to rent a floor there. We were profitable and it was too expensive for us. If they get evicted a scant couple months after moving into the new space I will laugh my ass off.

As someone who came from a similar background and started on BBSs and Usenet, this is a very insightful post that I hope people internalize. The "enshittification" of what came before was a process that took a long time in many cases and with less of a factor of a specific group of people pushing a culture or taste this experience has a chance to grow into something completely different.

Everyone forgets that compared to Digg at the time Reddit was positively Byzantine. It was not a good experience, but we all moved there anyway.

Great listen.