- Florida bar puts Kaepernick jersey decals in urinals. [WFLA]
- Even BlackBerry doesn't want to deal with their own phones. [CNet]
- Google's launching a suite of tools designed to make creating and maintaining public Wi-Fi a breeze. Now if they could just launch a suite of tools to prevent users of that public wi-fi from posting spam comments to SFist, and/or a tool to prevent legit commenters attempting to use that then-blocked IP from sending us dementedly abusive emails accusing us of "censorship"... [Wired]
- The Obama administration just released its "Housing Development Toolkit," taking some cities (like SF) to task for stifling new housing construction and tossing some suggested fixes our way. [Curbed SF]
- San Francisco-based LendUp agreed to pay more than $6 million to settle regulatory investigations into the company's lending practices that occurred in the startup's early days. [SF Business Times]
- [Streetsblog SF] wonders, "Was the Turning Point on Taraval a Teachable Moment?"
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SF man faces the music in Fairfield crime. [Daily Republic]
- How one Amazon Kindle catfishing scam made millions of dollars. [ZDnet]
- Uber wants to be a long-haul trucker. [Reuters]
