It's the NY Post, founded by Alexander Hamilton - every word is true.

Seems false, though? LA, San Diego, RIverside are all west of it.

I think it's open to everybody since COVID.

No way they'd be able to get over the bureaucratic hurdle for such a drastic change to the facade - they'd have permitting applications, public comment periods, community meetings, environmental reviews, etc.

Honestly, ANY tattoo should be disqualifying.

For a while Fox News was trying to keep it silent, but now they're all in with five or six articles about how great it is, or at the very least, how mad it makes leftists.

First my Kia got stolen, then it got impounded...

For local firms, Cooley has 4 million profit/partner, Fenwick and West 3.7, WIlson Sonsini 3.3, Orrick 3, MoFo 3.5, Pillsbury 2.3. Latham also has a big presence and has 5.7 mil. Covington (which cannibalized Scott's former firm) has 2.3 mil.

I watched for a while, but they never got around to explaining why it was bad.

Why? What did T-Mobile do?

That's nothing. We had a czar until 1867.

Step 1.5: Vote for Donald Trump to teach the DINOs a lesson.

It's self-evident that it's not a first option. I don't think it's bad to pursue a second option, though, especially since there is already a large movement dedicated to pursuing the first option. And there's no universe in which YIMBYism will have enough success to fully satisfy demand.

Especially dumb because they seem unfamiliar with the concept of marriage. Even without being adapted, you can have any last name imaginable.

I've never seen phone snatching in the US - maybe we're just too car-dominated! Let's improve our urbanism if only for the poor wannabe phone snatchers.

And he is a black guy who calls himself a socialist and opposed Trump in 2024.

I have an apartment in central Madrid (12 minute walk from Sol), and my main form of transit is the City bikes (10 E/month, all electric). It wouldn't really occur to me to go closer to the center (so touristy), but one can bike there, and streets may not have bike lanes, but they have few cars.

A motorcycle is better than a car, but I don't want it zooming down the sidewalk where I'm walking. And I'm not one of the people who complains about bikes on the sidewalk, as long as they are careful.

Still, to say someone got what they deserved because they personally are demonstrably evil is not quite the same as saying people got what they deserved because their race is evil, if only because of scaling issues.

I just paid twice as much for an apartment as it would have cost in 2019. But worth noting that Barcelona is the densest city in Europe and Madrid 2nd (weighted, ofc), and all development is dense. Lots of potential to build new relatively close suburbs at the density of Anglo city centers.

The article is confusing. While they initially implemented it around the holidays in 2018, the measure is active 365 days/years, not only over the Christmas season.

Are these MAGA-style grilles above your head or like RAV 4s? I thought better of the English.

You have to feel for the guy. If he were American, he could be Secretary of War, but instead he's doing the town hall circuit at -30.

I planned a trip to Ukraine in 2019, but had to cancel due to an (ultimately failed) apartment purchase. I regret losing my last chance.

Are you doing both voices now? As near as I can tell, you're responding to what "Paul Coelho" said earlier about how it's better to build housing first and how his NIMBY sensibilities were offended by development near a station. I hope nobody is paying you for this shoddy work!

I guess he either really likes Mamdani or really hates Cuomo, not that there's any danger regardless.

When I think of champagne-sipping plutocrats, Boulder is always one of the first places that springs to mind.

I appreciate the general sentiment, but clearly many of these cases wouldn't be nullification, because Comey is not guilty even by any letter of the law, nor is someone who gets beaten up by vaguely-uniformed thugs.

And the potential terrorists literally just got jobs at ICE.

These were specifically Trump voters who were having second thoughts, so maybe black voters were more loosely attached/experience more anti-Trump pressure.