Bad take. Scooters are a great method of alternative transportation. Your issue is with the shitty users who throw them places they shouldn’t be after getting to their destination.

Fortunately it seems at least some of the scooter companies are stepping up enforcement of parking in acceptable spots, making you take a picture when you’re finished the ride of it locked up and out of the way of the sidewalk.

You’re still looking at $2500 + for a 2br minimum.

I recently took a knife skills class at hill center. Class was a wide range of ages. It was fun and I learned a few things.

I think they do other cooking classes too.

Those investments likely would’ve improved the neighborhood.

As it is that area is kind of a shithole, and it’s definitely sketch especially at night.

I remember when car2go came to dc and it was a great service, and as small as the cars were they were so easy to find parking spots.

Seemingly overnight all the cars started having issues. I’d get in one only for the passenger seat to be covered in chicken wing bones, or any number of other gross things.

It’s a shame but people are assholes.

That’s not true. I run into the issue all the time. For example if I click a link in the peloton Reddit to a ride it opens up in the browser, and not the Peloton app.

If I click a link to a tweet it opens, at best, to safari which then asks “do I want to open it in my twitter app”. At worst it just opens in safari without giving me an option.

Reddit links work similarly. And there are plenty of other examples. Meanwhile on android you can easily set default apps and to borrow a phrase, it just works.

Is that so? So I can have links open in specified apps rather than having majority open in safari?

the iPhone is great but there are some serious weaknesses in its user experience that just lead me to wonder what they were thinking.