I feel like we are smart enough to FIGURE THIS OUT, let’s see if there are bulldozer manuals on the internet and then take matters into our own hands.

The taco trucks that cluster outside the Art Institute are all fantastic. The best Jewish deli in the Loop is Eleven Diner, everything about that place is old school legit. Xi’an Cuisine is the best Chinese food I’ve found in the Loop short of going to Chinatown, which is of course worth doing.

Georgia Tech’s architecture library has great resources on African architecture, and dedicated architecture librarians. Outside researchers can access the library for research.

As a parent of a teen who bikes and walks to Midtown I am so happy to hear this. And it is doubly cool that they are art pieces.

I love that afterschool sports “is not consistent with the residential character of the community”.

Finally, an employee whose only wellness program is a software update.

My M4 feels 2x faster than my old M1 on 3D tasks that are game-adjacent (rendering 3D models and point clouds).

Is the RGS digitized map collection searchable on the web?

Baltimore is a state of mind that you can find anywhere you need it most.

This doesn’t seem like a net negative if it lessens the need for surface parking lots in cities. Doesn’t ride-sharing allow urban density and help affordability?

But I am!

Followed you over here and appreciate your nudge to leave Twitter finally. Keep doing your thing here, please.

As a 40+ who waited until the kids were old enough before embarking on a long-delayed MFA, I applaud this take.

He got a gun, shot a night clerk, now they call him Johnny 99