@MLE_online I had that happen. Tried to replace the broken spring myself. It's... not a one-person job. Ended up getting a new (60+ years newer) garage door.
#AndyGriffith, in an interview with Morning Exchange in 1972, talks about his role in the #film, "A Face In The Crowd." He plays a character named Lonesome Rhodes, who is eerily similar to Donald #Trump.
@evan I have two in their late 20s, one a software engineer - he got into the business right before AI started massively transforming everything in software engineering, and he's doing fine in the ecosystem - and one finishing grad school, getting her hours for a (psychology) therapy certification. I'm in the software business as well.
I don't know. Maybe be a grandparent, and provide child care. Maybe just ride my bike and be nice to people. /s
'Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy likes to claim, "I love #bikes!"
His actions say otherwise.
First it was defunding what he calls "DEl #bike lanes" and now he's asking Congress to cut all funding for bike lanes and trails, even going so far as to call for additional funding to tear them out. And stop me if you've heard this one before: they're calling out bike lanes as a cause of congestion, despite a mountain of evidence to the contrary.
It's another front in the broader culture war, this time taking aim at bike lanes and safer roads.
Here's what the League is doing about it:
* Archiving what they're erasing. We're working behind the scenes to preserve safety and funding resources before they disappear from federal websites
* Working the transportation bill to protect the bipartisan House language that keeps bicycling and walking eligible for federal funding
* Helping communities navigate the shifting rules so local projects don't stall'
@luckytran my great-grandmother was Frieda Lina Hildenbrand. Only her sister Luise Katherine survived to adulthood. Her parents buried at least five babies.
I have a #GIS question, or maybe it's a #dataScience question: I want to represent geographical information to non-technical people, ideally via the web, showing how data about people, organizations, places relate to each other, on a map. The data is both private data sets - starting with CSV - and also publicly available. I have some familiarity with #QGIS, but not the data side of it. I could build something there, and then export to KML, and I know there are also javascript-based web export methods. Or I could build it in Google Maps, or some other online platform. I'd like for the people I share this with to be able to interact with the data and the map. In a perfect world, I'd make what I did for my location (USA state, or region) available to others in my organization, people who are likely not GIS savvy, so they could replicate it for their region. What would you do?
@reverend@jae my friend is gonna put on a 'Cults on San Francisco' culture tour bicycle ride. Anton LaVey and his satanists will definitely be part of it.
#AlamedaCounty's most successful #ebike incentive program is slated to do its last drawing in September. Ava Bike Electric has put affordable e-bikes in the hands of thousands of residents, and we’ve been proud to partner with them.
On July 15, Ava staff are asking their Board of Directors to extend the program through December 2027. We’re rallying folks to support this recommendation. Learn more, sign the petition, and make a public comment supporting the program and sharing your experience.
"One of the strongest predictors of wildfire fatalities may be the number of roads out of a community, according to a new study from scientists at the University of California Santa Barbara and UC Cooperative Extension. Their research reveals that a surprisingly specific number of roads separates high-risk communities from safer ones during a wildfire – six."
If you do listen to it, I'd be curious to hear what you think about Grady's opinions. I am generally anti LLM, but it's more about the economics and cultural impact than it is the utility.
'#FCC calls for more 'patriotic, pro-America' programming in run-up to 250th anniversary'
I encourage you all to watch #KenBurns' The American Revolution. It's about as #patriotic and pro-#American as you can get. It's about #resistance and #revolution against a #king using military force and economic coercion against his country's own citizens, and the birth of a republic based on representative #democracy
dad, husband, bike rider, NICA coach, software mechanic, book reader, van camper, old maps, Oakland & bicycle history, bikepackingOakland, CA, USA#nobot