Shareable

As was last week, as will be next week, here are some sharing-related links from around the web. Enjoy and don't forget to share them on.

• RelayRides pushes peer-to-peer car sharing forward in California.
   
• Google finally plans to make the cloud useful offline as well - which means gmail and docs whenever and wherever.
   
• And speaking of Google, now Washington DC's public transit information is now available to the company's map program.
   
• At The New Inquiry, Rob Horning looks at how social networking has affected his shyness.
   
• A New York City assemblyman tries to fight gentrificiation by going after real estate agents and their neighborhood naming scam.
   
• Former Shareable editor Jeremy Adam Smith writes for SF Public Press on the news consequences of reporter layoffs.
   
• For our DIY electronics readers: How to roll your own capcitors.
   
• While no one was looking, Facebook and Twitter quietly kill RSS functionality.
   
• The new project OpenStack offers cloud-computing solutions with an open platform.