Pleased to see Kagi (a subscription-based ad-free search engine) hits the bullseye too

Dear @caltrans.bsky.social: The walk signal in front of the school takes forever to change, so kids dart across 4 lanes of highway traffic. Seems unsafe.

Dear concerned parent: The walk signal is working as designed. Motorists take priority. Thanks for supporting our efforts to talk about safety.

Pad much?

Ahh, that's better!

Censoring an entire website on HIV prevention because it might help trans people is not promoting a gender ideology?

Hate it when people block the sidewalk with their wheelie trash bins.

I wonder if they considered posting a picture of a bicycle with flashing lights, as they did on a popular bike route up here in Palo Alto (Gold-Level Bike Friendly City since 2003). Cycling across two lanes of freeway traffic has never felt safer!

Headline writers usually avoid unnecessary redundancy and extra repetition, so I wonder how icebergs have been known to spin other than in circles?

Headline writing is hard, but there's gotta be some way to avoid leaning so heavily on that poor comma.

Paging Dr. @bcdreyer.bsky.social ...

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Now I can’t unsee weird usage of “everyday.” This is a nice sentiment, but “everyday Americans” sounds like citizenship as some kind of grooming routine.