Monday Morning Linkdump: Sideshow Takes Over Bay Area Streets: SFist

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Your weekend ICYMI: Anchor Steam opened a taproom (and more), the fight against the NorCal fires continues, a prison art show featured works by the Ghost Ship founder, and a rumored wildfire fundraiser might bring big names to AT&T Park.
Your Saturday and Sunday links
[Wired] takes a look at "The Army of Silicon Valley Activists Trying to Elect Dems."
YouTube-produced show to tackle Tinder. [CNet]
Is Facebook being scapegoated for the 2016 election? [BuzzFeed]
Remembering a scandalous Mount Tam murder. [SF Examiner]
Record employment numbers for SF. [SocketSite]
SF's Asian residents more reluctant to report crimes in Trump era. [Mission Local]
A visit to San Francisco’s Antique Vibrator Museum. [Metro]
Scandal in Pac Heights as lot presented as empty will now be developed, leaving neighbors alleging fraud. [SocketSite]
The woman who exposed Uber's culture, Susan Fowler, does a fascinating interview with Maureen Dowd. If you didn't already admire her, you certainly will after this piece. [New York Times]
After the Financial Times published a report claiming Google will be sharing revenue with publishers, the search giant derides it as "totally wrong." [CNet]
Sideshow takes over San Jose streets. [CBS 5] [NBC Bay Area]

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