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Notorious GIS reply guy YIMBY I will come to your hearing, Berkeley politician Vuvuzela owner Father @jeffinatorator on certain bird sites
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This guy hasn't ever spoken to a human, never eats actual food, can't dress himself, and has a $7 haircut, but he wants to establish a "founder-led government" in Alameda which, let's face it, is a call for revolution and should be met with the appropriate level of popular resistance.

There is a new burger place in West Oakland that has "Oklahoman" on their menu. Being a fugitive of that state, and an appreciator of that style of hamburger, I am both intrigued and apprehensive.

This was the moment at the NIMBY "town hall" grievance session on Thursday when one of the panelists had a near-miss with awareness of political reality.

As far as Google knows, the only news organization on Earth which has ever printed the phrase "far-left counterprotest" is the New York Times.

I'm thinking there may be some fairly high ridership figures from BART, for a Saturday. Both of these trains crushed.

How do they decide who gets to use the microphone at these things, anyway.

The new BART fare gates are so bad, they are impeding the rights of the people to redress their grievances to the government. Literally unconstitutional fare gates.

We have entered the "The police is saying that if the police is at your door you are not safe call the police immediately" stage of making America great again

What's up with these vestigial telegraph wires? They run for two blocks in my neighborhood and they have no taps anywhere. I wonder what it would take to get the activation energy to remove such visual blights.

Why is the Berkeley Trump protest way over on an edge of the city instead of downtown?

This is so wholesome.

Cars were a huge mistake. Civilized people ride the bus. The idea that people from other cities will just drive a car into your city? Totally nuts.

Sadly omitted from last week's thread, this 83-unit building on Durant is 7/8ths of the way to topping out.

The university has directly from demolishing University Hall to constructing their innovation hub, with an alacrity rarely seen in this city.

Every school district in my area is cold-calling parents in other cities to get them to switch districts. It is a demographic certainty that without massive housing construction these districts are all shrinking.

This paper points out that a battery energy storage operator can discharge their batteries into a grid with a negative marginal spot price and still profit. Which I find delightful. arxiv.org/pdf/2504.06932