Engineer on @googlechrome. Involved in CSS and W3C standards. Previously @mozilla, @w3ctag. Mastodon: @dbaron@w3c.social

Rockville, Maryland, USA
Joined March 2008
L. David Baron @dbaron@w3c.social retweeted
A large chunk of the South is experiencing record hospitalizations today.
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Yeah, floor plans are at services2.hdb.gov.sg/mnh/vt/… . 2 room is 1br, 3 room is 2br, 4 room is 3br.
You should collect signatures for a proposition to make the maximum ratio of lot size to floor area 0.3:1. 😜
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I think that construction is renovation, not new construction. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schles… says the station opened in 1902!
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Replying to @frivoal
Is there a place where a single stop extension would be particularly valuable?
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Replying to @khuey_
The east end connects to a roughly-parallel S-Bahn line at Warschauer Straße; the west end is unconnected but I think any sensible extension would be more than one stop.
Replying to @khuey_ @nattokirai
One additional stop would be any stop, since it isn't open yet. Also see
Which one of these rail or airport projects will open *last*?
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Which single stop subway line extension do you want the most?
57% Blue line to Charles/MGH
33% Line 10 to Gare de Lyon
10% Songshan Line to Kunyang
21 votes • Final results
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Replying to @adambroach @khuey_
Two of them were in state legislatures rather than the US Congress. (And Letlow wasn't in the US Congress *yet*...)
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Replying to @meyerweb
I wrote the list, and the Boston/Santiago one still surprises me. I could totally understand Miami being west of Santiago, but Boston?
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Or to put it another way, Cape York, the northern tip of the Australian mainland, is closer to the equator (10.687°) than the northern tip of the Venezuelan mainland (12.197°).
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Replying to @khuey_ @rocallahan
Country heights (main parts only): Canada - 41° China - 35° incl. Hainan, or 33° without Australia - 33° incl. Tasmania, or 28° without US - 24° (excl. AK/HI/Keys) "Widths": Russia - 163° (excl. Kaliningrad) Canada - 88° China - 61° US - 58° (excl. AK/HI) Australia - 41°
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Replying to @khuey_ @rocallahan
Beijing and Tokyo aren't that far apart. I think it may surprise people (Americans and Canadians, anyway) more how tall Australia is than how wide is is.
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Replying to @rocallahan @khuey_
Yes! That's because they're surprised it's so far east. (Though it's still 4 hours of timezones west of California, it's just summer time changes it to 3 or 5 most of the year.) See also the "Santiago is east of Boston" one above!
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Replying to @sadisticsystems
Only a few of the really-far-out Aleutian Islands, though. Berlin is safely south of the southern tip of the panhandle.
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Replying to @khuey_
I would have expected Perth to be west of Beijing. I think the thing that surprises people is that Australia and New Zealand are further *east* than they expect... but they're not *that* far east.
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Replying to @nnethercote
Perth is closer to the equator than San Diego.
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A few bits of geography that might surprise you: 1. Rome is further north than NYC 2. Portland, OR is north of Montréal 3. Boston is west of Santiago, Chile 4. Havana is north of Hong Kong 5. Seattle is south of Paris 6. Cairns is closer to the equator than Jamaica or Antigua
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L. David Baron @dbaron@w3c.social retweeted
A 🧵 on COVID Living Room Spread: Saturday: - Older, out of the house brother wants to visit younger siblings. Mom says "get a test on the way, if you are negative you can come." - Rapid test is (-), family spends a day together inside, laughing, playing, eating. 1/
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My impression is that the daycare situation is another side effect of the Bay Area's housing crisis; high housing costs affect availability of staff, and high land costs affect ability to meet California regulations for outdoor play area space.
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