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- Some fist-shaking types say that cyclists should pay their “fair share” to use roads, but what would that be? This study attempts to determine that, but how would this pertain to San Francisco? [Streetsblog]
- Sex workers staged an SF protest against the arrest of the CEO of Backpage dot com, a website that was full of classifieds for sex work. [Chron] [SFist]
- Google Fiber is putting the brakes on local installation of its super-fast internet due, in part, to staffing changes. [CNET]
- Another bump in the road for development at 2201 Market, which is currently a one-story building for Catarra Real Estate, as the Duboce Triangle Neighborhood Association files a discretionary review from all the way across Market Street. [Hoodline]
- A developer is parking the tiny homes he wants SF to use to house homeless people at 9th and Mission for the public to view. [Curbed]
- This video game simulation of San Francisco could be the most detailed ever. [CityLab]
- See Market Street differently with these weird lenses, a part of the Market Street Prototyping Festival. [Curbed]
- At least in a test for some users, Twitter finally stops counting usernames toward reply character limits, which can often make group discussions impossible. [TechCrunch]
