Well I got @everytract working again, but just noticed that this hellsite has suspended @everylotnyc. So I guess all my other bots will stay down, too
Twitter has shut down @everytract. I might be able to get it running on a different app, but it will take a few days.
I reused some an old unused app that Twitter had not yet shut down, so @everytract is running again
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Neil retweeted
One of the best descriptions of NYC’s absurdly undeserved ego: In reference to Grand Central: “Only in Midtown Manhattan would such genuine but assuredly basic competence be mistaken for excellence.” nyra.nyc/articles/save-penn-…
This will mean the end of @everytract, @everylotnyc and all my other bots on twitter. It was fun for a while. (I will probably get around to porting some to Mastodon, but not right away)
The street shark may be fake, but the fact that people thought it was real says a lot about our society. Of course, it might be real, in which case the fact that people thought it was fake says a lot about our society.
Living far from a particle accelerator only really makes sense if you have no hobbies or interests that connect to physical reality. Discovering quarks, detecting the Higgs boson, measuring charge-parity symmetry, etc.
Neil retweeted
New York City is set to hand out inflatable dams to prevent basement-level flooding to 8,000 households. @awalkerinLA spoke with @dhmorris, an urban-planning professor at Columbia and a former city resiliency planner, about why they won't work bit.ly/3yRh5DQ
Can’t wait to see the new playgrounds in 10118 and 10041!
Replying to @voteshekar
Playgrounds are essential outdoor community spaces. NYC has fewer playgrounds per person than 68 of the 100 largest cities. Our playgrounds are often in disrepair, especially in NYCHA housing. We must invest in playgrounds in all zip codes. This is a racial justice issue.
Welcome to my net-no-build studio, where we will investigate stacking McMansions into Karl-Marx-Hofs
I've deleted a tweet from @everylotla and it should be back in a few hours. Definitely don't visit this page to learn more about the property assessor.lacounty.gov/homeow…
if you're wondering why @everylotsf is posting a lot of empty photos, here's a selection from the parcel map in the great City and County of San Francisco


















