@bancars666.bsky.social
urban planner/engineer in training & local weirdo
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WIRED is tracking numerous reports of Musk-related shenanigans across the federal govt.
We're looking for fed employees open to discussing the activity they're seeing or to help confirm other reports. Anonymity offered.
Please use @signal.org (contact dell.3030). Do not use work networks/devices.
We're looking for fed employees open to discussing the activity they're seeing or to help confirm other reports. Anonymity offered.
Please use @signal.org (contact dell.3030). Do not use work networks/devices.
February 3, 2025 at 3:50 PM
WIRED is tracking numerous reports of Musk-related shenanigans across the federal govt.
We're looking for fed employees open to discussing the activity they're seeing or to help confirm other reports. Anonymity offered.
Please use @signal.org (contact dell.3030). Do not use work networks/devices.
We're looking for fed employees open to discussing the activity they're seeing or to help confirm other reports. Anonymity offered.
Please use @signal.org (contact dell.3030). Do not use work networks/devices.
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On the other hand, I wish people had listened to the transit nerds when we were telling everyone who would listen that Elon was extremely unintelligent.
I preferred it when they just kept reinventing the bus.
The extent to which Elon Musk and the tech bros think they’re somehow the first people ever to think about how to run a government is astounding.
February 3, 2025 at 6:35 PM
On the other hand, I wish people had listened to the transit nerds when we were telling everyone who would listen that Elon was extremely unintelligent.
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By riding a bike primarily for transportation, I know which houses in nearby neighborhoods have cats that like to lay in the windows, which yards have the most squirrels, and which people like to wave and say hello the most.
Driving everywhere disconnects us from the real, physical world
I often visit with local oak and beech and maple trees. I also notice the birds and bugs and squirrels and deer who come by
Most humans who drive everywhere miss out on this world, shifting among mainly private interiors
I often visit with local oak and beech and maple trees. I also notice the birds and bugs and squirrels and deer who come by
Most humans who drive everywhere miss out on this world, shifting among mainly private interiors
January 13, 2025 at 2:08 PM
By riding a bike primarily for transportation, I know which houses in nearby neighborhoods have cats that like to lay in the windows, which yards have the most squirrels, and which people like to wave and say hello the most.