City of Santa Clara: "we tried being bicycle friendly but it was too hard" #btwd

hey there Hayward fault - I see you're feeling a bit restless today. don't get any ideas, OK? #earthquake

@GossiTheDog who knew Sora used Cyriak as training data

@douglasvb @ai6yr

looks like they found it:

Nov 4 2024 12:03PM [22] VISUAL ON VEH MOST LIKELY SAME VEH 150 FT DOWN CLIFF, FIRE 1097

@ai6yr love the Watch Duty map up behind the EOC director there

@ai6yr @me_valentijn @drdrowland @andrewdessler NY Penn Station did it right, at least

@ai6yr Hwy 50 at Ski Run, or just Hwy 50 Ski Run?

@mattlaroche weird, the 90s were only a decade ago

Despite the partly cloudy skies, I can confirm that an #eclipse happened!

I was also pleasantly surprised by how well my makeshift filter worked.

attention #bayarea #railfans of #Caltrain :

"""
Starting September 25, 2023, Caltrain will begin electric train testing on weeknights between San Jose and Mountain View. Testing is expected to continue until Summer 2024. Each trainset must be tested for 1,000 miles before being placed into service, which is planned for September 2024.
"""

@chrisod @rallias @opal @ian my CVS receipt was so long the last time I did that

@ai6yr but the old version is not hard to find https://www.arrl.org/images/view//QST_Page/Covers/09_2023_SEPTEMBER_2023_COVER_wee_pic.jpg

@ai6yr looks like they "fixed" it for the digital version of QST (note the filename in the URL) https://www.arrl.org/images/view//QST_Page/Covers/09_2023_new_SEPTEMBER_2023_COVER___FIXED.jpg

(you cannot do it, just heard the conductor on the radio saying we're "dead in the water")

come on 902 San Mateo you can do it

there's something fitting about going to the #CaltrainEMU public tour to see the new shiny Stadler trains and then trying to take one of the old #Caltrain Nippon Sharyo sets home, only to have the poor old locomotive break down one station after departure

@Frances_Larina @emmah same!

@ai6yr I'm picking up a lot of buzzing, can you check your power supply and grounding please?

I've seen 2 or 3 posts in my TL re: App Store privacy info for Threads vs. Mastodon. https://mastodon.social/@jsq/110653072170221591 for example.

I feel like people greatly misunderstand the App Store privacy labels. They're not at all a ground truth you should read without careful interpretation.

- Entirely self reported
- No consistent auditing or data quality enforcement by Apple
- Very vague, both on the scope of categories and what's "collection"
- "May be collected" is a "worst case" statement.

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