I'm looking at you, @bart.gov: great way to make more revenue and reach an additional market segment.

Have you tried incognito mode, or using a different Google account?

I started using Transit App more frequently after Google Maps removed the advanced timetable route searching feature. Apparently I'm in a small minority for wanting to see more than the top 4 results.

I still can't reproduce this. But, it's really important to give feedback, which does feed into product decisions. Google loves to run A/B tests, and it's important to give signals that your CUJ is being broken.

I use Transit in the Bay Area and it works well, though when I'm traveling it doesn't always have the city covered. I also use company-specific apps like the BART App for better real time data.

I think it was this one: youtu.be/cNDFjQDzQrY?...

Hey @susanslusser.bsky.social: this is a big milestone for Oakland baseball! Please cover it in the Chronicle sports pages.

I love Cam Bufford. He casually smashes the ball 400 ft, glances over, and jogs the bases like it's a piece of cake. Two nights in a row!

It felt like a very heavy object hit my bed and then sent vibrations rolling down a hill. I'm a bit freaked out if it was only a 4.3! (Oakland, about 2mi from epicenter)

US air carriers usually send automated refunds without asking, in compliance with the law (and since they have all your data). Although I hear they might be deregulating the airlines again so we'll see if this sticks.

Maybe you're referring to Rick Scott's Senate resolution adopted unanimously on September 18? As far as I can tell, there wasn't a roll-call vote (and there aren't 58 Democrats in the Senate). Here is the record of the Senate proceeding:

www.congress.gov/congressiona...

I read the resolution and it doesn't say anything about a "national day to honor Charlie Kirk"; can you clarify?

Here is where I found the text of the resolution:
www.congress.gov/bill/119th-c...