The San Francisco Standard
• Jennifer Wadsworth
During past blackouts and major events, the company left dozens of vehicles stranded. This time, it says, it suspended rides before that could happen again.
Electrek
• Jo Borrás
This week, Chinese equipment brand LiuGong officially launched its battery-electric equipment and material handling asset portfolio in the United States and Canada, making it easier than ever for construction and forestry crews to decarbonize their fleets.
Released Epilogue 2.5 for iOS, adding a new screen to browse an author’s other books.
People assume rss.chat is going to go the same route as twitter or mastodon, and it isn’t.
This is going to remain a small group. That doesn’t mean our posts can’t be viewed in other places, together, as collections of people you follow. We already have experience doing just that, in feed readers. The user interfaces there might be different. And there can be more elegant ways of editing your subs. And sharing subs among services. We already support that tech in FeedLand, btw.
The social networks we’ve been using have a lot of dead ends, by design, lot of “you can’t get there from here.” We’ve got the opposite philosophy. Small pieces loosely joined and every part replaceable. That gets you to new places we’ve never been before.
The Wolf – Hudson Valley’s New Country
• Bobby Welber
A New York nurse just made state history with a record-breaking penalty tied to a vaccine fraud scheme that reached the Hudson Valley. Continue reading…
links.daveverse.org
• Dave Winer
ICE’s chilling impact on a 14-year-old girl in Androscoggin County.
Electrek
• Jo Borrás
Honda Automobile dealers will have to wait a little longer for a self-driving EV that seriously worry Tesla or GM – but Honda Power Equipment dealers are playing in a multibillion market, too, and they have an advanced, autonomous, and all-electric vehicle arriving right now.
St. John the Baptist in the Desert, 1520 #raphael #highrenaissance
Latest articles from Crooks and Liars
• David Edwards
The Secret Service has blocked the BBC from serving Donald Trump Jr. with a subpoena seeking his Jan. 6 communications, according to a court filing Friday.
The British Broadcasting Corporation disclosed the blockade in a filing that accused the Justice Department of a conflict of interest — fighting the same subpoena in court that a fellow executive branch agency was stopping on the ground.
President Donald Trump sued the BBC in December, seeking $10 billion over a Panorama documentary that spliced together two portions of his Jan. 6, 2021 Ellipse speech — separated by nearly an hour — to make it appear he had directly urged supporters to "fight like hell" and storm the Capitol. The president claims the edit defamed him and damaged his brand.
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