- Your weekend ICYMI: A tourist fights for his life following a mugging-related stabbing, a Yelp staffer writes an angry "open letter" about working there and gets canned, an ICE agent drives off with his gun on top of his car, strip clubs are finding new ways to pimp themselves, Twitter doesn't work for "normal people," and CA bartenders might have to get special training to recognize drunks.
- Your Saturday and Sunday links.
- Can Facebook make VR social? [Wired]
- Someone paid over $42K for Steve Jobs' beat up old watch. [Cnet]
- The number of listed condos for sale in SF is now running 61 percent higher versus the same time last year. [SocketSite]
- Protest planned at CCSF to commemorate Alex Nieto and Amilcar Perez-Lopez, both students who were shot and killed by SFPD. [IndyBay]
- The Port of Oakland has reached an agreement with bankrupt operator Outer Harbor Terminals that will have it pay two months rent and continue Oakland vessel and cargo operations through March. [SF Business Times]
- The [New York Times] frets that startups are burying their heads in the sand over the coming (or is it here?) downturn.
- How SF skyscrapers can fight their own fires. [CBS5]
- Projects that demolish any residential units won't be eligible for SF's proposed affordable housing bonus program. [SF Examiner]
