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Your weekend ICYMI: Someone stumbled into a Warhol at SF MOMA, bands your college roommate likes will be playing an SF show today in support of Sanders, Steph Curry and LeBron James reminisced about Muhammad Ali, and it's Negroni week!
Your Saturday and Sunday links.
16,000 PG&E customers lost power in SF and Daly City Sunday night. [Bay City News]
[Slate] tackles "The Ethical Quandary of Self-Driving Cars."
Someone hacked Mark Zuckerberg's Twitter account. [Engadget]
The Supreme Court won't hear an appeal from Google over a class action lawsuit filed by advertisers who claim the internet company displayed their ads on "low quality" web sites. [Associated Press]
Uber driver allegedly makes homophobic threats against passenger. [CNet]
There more sub-million-dollar homes currently listed for sale in San Francisco then there have been since 2013. [SocketSite]
Plans to develop a former quarry in Pacifica might be on the November ballot. [The Registry]
If you got an oil change at a Bay Area Jiffy Lube, you might've gotten screwed. [ABC 7]
"Startups can’t explain what they do because they’re addicted to meaningless jargon," claims [Quartz].
The shitshow that is/was Nest under Google. [Ars Technica]
Some City College of San Francisco trustees are concerned that turning the college’s parking lot on Balboa Reservoir into housing could have a negative impact on student enrollment at the already ailing institution. [SF Examiner]
This guy's been rehabbing SF's Victorians since 1982. [SF Chronicle]

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