This is what Twitter looks like IRL.

Plants are holding up about as well at the website.

Hey you! You may be scrolling your feed, seeing the hatred spreading against queer people, women, and people of color, and asking yourself “what can I do besides expressing sympathy?”

Some material things, actually.
- become more educated on what’s happening around you.
- learn to discern the quality of news sources.
- stop giving your racist/sexist/homophobic friends and family members a pass. Make it so they know their behavior is unacceptable.
- if you can, donate to relief efforts to help save lives affected by hateful laws.

This is “allyship.”

Folks, I did it. I just submitted Short Circuit to the App Store. 🥲

A fully native app for ChatGPT with Siri and Shortcuts support, on iOS, iPad, and Mac. It took @Soroush and I only 19 days to build out the app and server, but I didn't skimp on the details. There's a lot you can do with the app, and even more features coming soon.

I'll share more information in the coming days, but I've been working 10-12 hour days for the last 3 days, so I'm going to take a nice walk and then get some rest.

They're not just fighting to deny the fundamental human rights of those people you don't like.

They're fighting against the very concept that anyone has fundamental human rights.

⚠️ This will one day bite you on the backside, too.

Be wary of any government trying to deny anyone their rights. It's just another way for them to put more power into their own hands.

If you think that politicians increasing their own power won't eventually impact your freedom as well, then you're a fool.

“once cities make the decision to reduce or remove cars, they rarely go back. No one I spoke to for this piece could name a recent sizable pedestrianization or traffic-reduction scheme that had been reversed once it had been given time to have an effect.”

Via WIRED. #cities #cars #urbanism #streets #CarFree #traffic #bikes

https://www.wired.co.uk/article/car-free-cities-opposition