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Type of day that makes Seattle tourists think "should I move here?"

I totally forgot about the Canadian stepbacks. So funky

It is really great. It seems equally powerful and vulnerable.

Tape 05 YouTube video by Boards of Canada

Boards of Canada posted a new video to their YouTube channel called "Tape 05," it's a mostly ambient track with a distorted collection of religious, scientific, and cultural images and a rotating hexagon pattern. Listen with headphones for a real treat.

youtu.be/6bghDcbzfEU?...

Pedal too fast and you'll flip the world

It hailed so much in SLU it looked like it had snowed.

Another good example for why Seattle will never be a biking city.

Yes, there are speed cushions on S Holly and 44th & 45th (you can see them on satellite view)

Incredible headline writing from the FOX team, as usual

2026 Promo Campaign A collaborate repository of information about Boards of Canada, including full discography, interviews, rare photos, artwork, trivia and more.

More about that cryptic marketing campaign playing out on a global scale here: bocpages.org/wiki/2026_Pr...

Boards of Canada. Tomorrow's Harvest album cover. a distorted picture of the San Francisco skyline

With a new Boards of Canada release seeming like it's just over the horizon thanks to cryptic videotapes sent via mail and posters appearing across the world, I've been revisiting this dark and atmospheric 2013 masterpiece. It's simply one of those rare albums that feels like it has always existed.

It's really busy for "executive hours," they open half an hour early for the executive club members. I was done shopping by 9:30 though.

Hundreds of people line up to access America's greatest institution: Costco Wholesale.

9 AM at SODO Costco.

My dog tank. 15 years old or so. the photo is edited to look like a film photo. it's shot low on the sidewalk, looking up at him

Old familiar friend

chalk drawing of a sun on a horizon. the sky is orange-pink and the earth is a blue sea

Chalk it up

Absolutely gorgeous overcast spring morning out there.

Fact Sheet: New Rule on the Accessibility of Web Content and Mobile Apps Provided by State and Local Governments The Department of Justice published a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) on July 20, 2023 explaining how we propose updating the regulations for Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to add more specific requirements about web and mobile application accessibility. This fact sheet gives a plain language summary of the technical standards that state and local governments would have to follow to meet their existing obligations under Title II of the ADA.

No, it's the feds getting a lot stricter about Title II of ADA: www.ada.gov/resources/20...

Have you tried the bus in Seattle lately?

City Councilmember Alexis Mercedes Rinck catches Sal the SpokesSalmon in the U-District and shares how Seattle is making buses faster and more reliable!

Learn more: sdotblog.seattle.gov/2026/04/09/s...

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My nerdy mayor!

The American third space is the car. The fourth space is the comment section.

Oh I know exactly what the fit and finish is like inside this one. I can picture the kitchen in my mind

post ave sign with bike locked to it

hoagies sign

post alley

1st Ave

Currently coping by having a Post Alley Pizza hoagie (tuna, with hoagie jazz) and basking in a cool and clear early spring day in downtown Seattle.

Well, at least the price of eggs went down

What a delightfully confusing visualization!

I do (albeit quite rusty) and for some reason Bluesky really likes to label my posts that way by default.

We had a landlord try to keep our deposit in Chicago in 2010 or so. We had a lawyer write them a letter demanding it back. The lawyer charged us about $20 and we got the deposit back within 48 hours.

Seattle's spring climate is cracking down on wet and gloomy weather. But some say this is bad for business. More at 11.