Surprisingly frequent log-outs happen on my desktop browser, too.

We connect* the dots?

The New Yorker is owned by Condé Nast. I think that’s the one to emphasize.

there are (some) closets!

Now if only there was one for books.

Here is the politico writeup, which is both reassuring and not.

I think both can be true - that the symbols matter a lot, too.

And I think it is not entirely abstract - many Americans have a memory of going to DC at some point, gawking at the memorials and the white house, and feeling some sense of pride - and ownership - in those buildings.

A smoke filled friedrichshain kneipe with wool blankets on the benches in november at about 1am

A private system focuses on providing service to the routes and times with the highest demand, whereas the public system has an obligation to provide comprehensive service at all times. Similar dynamic with the post office's duty to provide flat rate service to the entire country versus, say, fedex.

This is indeed great. Lol:

Still a lot of parking lots. Quite possibly 50%

Which city is that?