Yeah, because there's zero investment in transit. We literally don't have the resources to make a bunch of EV cars so we're gonna have to invest in transit one way or another.
Stupid idea that’s clearly motivated by the city’s deference to their tech gentry. Self driving anything has too many questions and issues still. I’m also not inclined to table “well what about the problems with people driving?” That only tells me we need transit, not robo taxis.
Having worked at a cloud provider for awhile and also done support, the reasoning is generally that Ubuntu is the “path of least resistance” to getting running. They have a super engaged community and the market share leads to a lot of guides across the web being primarily made for Ubuntu.
To be fair, it also helps that their LTS support is really nice and their repos are a lot closer to up-to-date than a bunch of others.
People have been hurt because of this stunt. This sucks.
What??? Holy shit.
Regardless of any political feelings (in which case it’d still be fuck this guy), he is such a habitual liar and has been caught multiple times doctoring footage, setting up conflicts as a conspirator with right wing agitators, doxxing totally unrelated people and even faking an accent. Insane guy who was cash grabbing off right wing fear mongering.
Trees Planted by the City in East Portland Two Years Ago Are Dead Because the City Didn’t Water Them
I truly cannot understand how watering the tree is beyond the capability. They can’t get some water out there???
As a Pats fan, there’s not much to get excited for right now. I’m just hoping we can somehow perform acceptably but I’m not holding my breath.
I’ve been trying to run this with a Libra but the calibre-web sync has been borked for awhile. Kinda frustrating, tbh.
Saving this one for later! Looks like a fun lil' 10 minute watch.
I think it's all "reports" but it looks to have been correlated closely enough to be damn near certain. Rough on the Pac-12.
I promise I'm not trying to make fun of you but this sounds a bit like a suburban person's perception of the city rather than what the city is actually like. None of this is more common on a subway than anywhere else.