@JuliaChase1969 @SharonOates2 Agree! … But, if you do end up inside that Swanson TV-Dinner Hellhole with a warning sign: Tip the servers in cash - but apologize to them for having to do the job of the idiotic mathematical failure of an asshole that lured them in to that dick-tatorship of a workplace …
@Greg_Watts1967 @NBCNews@NBCNewsNow Hmm…where to start?: Maybe here: Prior to TCP/IP there were earlier, more proof-of-concept grade protocols that allowed for the exchange of packets/datagrams from network-to-network (Net2Net → Inter-Networking → Internet).
@Scott_Wiener Yep! You're probably speaking from experience. But, mathematically and economically speaking, it's hard to argue with if you never cracked open your math/econ book.
@Scott_Wiener@SFBART Added benefit: Vehicle emissions (here+elsewhere) are bad largely because the transit systems don't offer a commute time advantage for most area residents. Time=$$. Most people don't like wasting either. That formula sadly applies to people in many areas of our cities, too.
@Scott_Wiener@SFBART Exactly. Transit & Housing planning must be intertwined. All seriousness aside, though probably(and actually) serious: After nearly 50 years, BART needs to live up to the BA and R by covering the *whole* Bay Area and be Rapid.
@Scott_Wiener@SFBART If freeways can have extra lanes, why shouldn't trains? Now that the bullet train is (sadly) dead, how about allocating those funds to SF, LA and other systems for actual *rapid* transit that people will chose over driving because it will save them real time?
@Scott_Wiener@SFBART Not just a 2nd tube. Like other metros: a 2nd system-wide track. Then if one track goes down (like what literally happened in the Muni power loss a few months ago), people can still get to work. On other days, riders still get an express line: increasing avg daily ridership.
5. Many viewers just watch debates for the commercials. Sadly for them, it's not looking good. No Clydesdales - probably a good thing since their product's not nearly strong enough. More sadly, the SuperPACs seem to have outbid the hard liquor purveyors.
3. The national anthem was just checked off. So, I guess the commemorative 12-sided coin (or dodecahedron?) toss is coming soon. Whoever wins should elect to receive in the second half (always best to minimize the moderator's glare in your eyes).
2 Oh, crap. Tom Perez just did the opening monologue. Guess they "forgot" to send the invite to Colbert, Noah, Meyers, Bee, Minaj and everyone else that would have kept folks in their seats. Restroom lines must be so long now.