Rodney Rutherford
@yendor.org
Systems engineer in agile pursuit of equity and multi-faceted sustainability of complex adaptive systems--environmental, financial, and social. Founder of http://StrongWA.org, nurturing resilient communities across WA State.
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September 19, 2025 at 1:02 AM
If you're a Disney+ subscriber and care about the first amendment of the US Constitution, you can send a clear message to Disney/ABC by submitting your cancellation today.
You'll still be able to use the service until your subscription period ends, and can revert your cancellation if they change.
You'll still be able to use the service until your subscription period ends, and can revert your cancellation if they change.
I haven't been using Windows much over the past 20 years, having been on Mac and Chrome for most of that time...so, tell me, is this something that Windows users normally just tolerate? (I'm used to getting 7 days notice on my Chromebook rather than just 5 minutes.)
March 12, 2025 at 5:07 AM
I haven't been using Windows much over the past 20 years, having been on Mac and Chrome for most of that time...so, tell me, is this something that Windows users normally just tolerate? (I'm used to getting 7 days notice on my Chromebook rather than just 5 minutes.)
Sure, I've been using Google Docs et al for most of the past couple decades, but...
January 15, 2025 at 10:00 PM
Sure, I've been using Google Docs et al for most of the past couple decades, but...
"This building uses both horizontal and vertical modulation
to add interest and reduce its visual bulk." Does it? Really? This feels jarring, and seems to exaggerate the scale rather than presenting as an aggregation of smaller buildings.
Source: www.kirklandwa.gov/files/shared...
to add interest and reduce its visual bulk." Does it? Really? This feels jarring, and seems to exaggerate the scale rather than presenting as an aggregation of smaller buildings.
Source: www.kirklandwa.gov/files/shared...
January 12, 2025 at 8:02 PM
"This building uses both horizontal and vertical modulation
to add interest and reduce its visual bulk." Does it? Really? This feels jarring, and seems to exaggerate the scale rather than presenting as an aggregation of smaller buildings.
Source: www.kirklandwa.gov/files/shared...
to add interest and reduce its visual bulk." Does it? Really? This feels jarring, and seems to exaggerate the scale rather than presenting as an aggregation of smaller buildings.
Source: www.kirklandwa.gov/files/shared...
It's been a few hours. How many more hours will it take?
January 3, 2025 at 10:46 PM
It's been a few hours. How many more hours will it take?
This is a damn low threshold for "intensive urban." Seems to include sprawling single-floor office parks in that category...which explains the, uhh, "intensive urban" core of Federal Way.
December 30, 2024 at 6:55 AM
This is a damn low threshold for "intensive urban." Seems to include sprawling single-floor office parks in that category...which explains the, uhh, "intensive urban" core of Federal Way.
Entiat, WA (USA) has an amazing waterfront development opportunity. Their Waterfront Master Plan has sat on the shelf since 2009. It's an amazing vision...but has lacked any tangible progress, likely because there's no path for incremental development of the plan: cms2.revize.com/revize/entia...
November 17, 2024 at 8:12 PM
Entiat, WA (USA) has an amazing waterfront development opportunity. Their Waterfront Master Plan has sat on the shelf since 2009. It's an amazing vision...but has lacked any tangible progress, likely because there's no path for incremental development of the plan: cms2.revize.com/revize/entia...