Shelf Source talks to readers who share books they love on their sites. Today I'm joined by Chad Comello. Hope you enjoy reading, and do visit his site and say hello! ...
This was posted at about 01:30am so it's probably full or errors but whatever I never back out of writing a post all in one go.
If I've spoken you in the past week, I probably mentioned playing around with Plan 9. After getting an old PC on ebay for 30€ (~40€ with shipping) I thought "if I was ever goint to install this, now is the time". Shout out to Matt for the hint of what to look for to get real cheap used PCs on ebay; which we talked about a bit on an IndieWeb pop-up about BSD.
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Alas, a total bust. After 35 minutes of hanging around, one more person arrived and I bailed. Such a disappointment. Shan’t bother again. #criticalmass #roma #bicycle
Ready for #criticalmass #roma although there are only five of us here at the moment. Got a #bicycle? Near Piazza Vittorio? Come on over.
letterboxd.com/danielpietzsch/film/stromberg-wieder-alles-wie-immer/
Ja, war voll ok. Hatte ein paar gute Sprüche, Situationen und Gags in guter alter Stromberg-Manier im Programm. Nicht mehr und nicht weniger.
This is an entry (just in the nick of time) for May 2026's IndieWeb Carnival, with the theme of 'a love letter' chosen and hosted by Juhis. It was very much inspired by Brennan's entry. ...
This a (super) short experimental piece, perhaps a prose poem, inspired by: 'sticks and stones will break my bones' as suggested by Ben Werdmüller for the 'IndieWeb Fiction Carnival.' ...
A museum visit, playing a concert, Kunstakademie Rundgang, and Karneval. (50 photos)
Have rewatched this after a looong while. And the first time not dubbed. Still so so good and so funny. Every scene is perfect. The cast and their performances, the dialogue… One of my favourite movies of all time.
👍 Recommended!
RE: https://mastodon.uno/@FIABSegrateCiclabile/116651488204969316
What a cool idea. Wish I were close enough to participate.
Jeremy Cherfas
• Jeremy Cherfas
Naty is ahead of the curve in using less water to cook pasta, which I am now doing regularly. For rice, at least brown rice, I probably use too much water as I invariably end up draining it when it is done. Better that than scorched rice. I need a small rice cooker.
The third episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out: In Episode 3, I chat with Herman, the creator of bearblog.dev. We talk about, among other things, the history and design of Bear Blog, moderation systems, and building communities around blogging. I hope you enjoy the episode! Wonders of Web Weaving has an RSS feed you can use to follow along from wherever you get your podcasts.
📕 Finished reading House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski ISBN: 9780375703768
Jeremy Cherfas
• Jeremy Cherfas
Eat This Newsletter 303. Too much to summarise in such a confined space, but I believe it will satisfy your need for food-related goodies encountered online.
Try it at https://buttondown.com/jeremycherfas/archive/etn-303-rationality-rampant/
Eat This Newsletter 303 once again peddles goodies encountered online.
Pasta heresy and neo-orthodoxy
Incarcerated Cooking
Grapes as Growth Promotors
Rational? Maybe. Practical? Not so much
Processing: The News
Processing: The Story
Support a Farmer, Eat at Home
Read it at https://buttondown.com/jeremycherfas/archive/etn-303-rationality-rampant/
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I'm looking at two different crochet patterns for the same basic object. There is a long series of decreasing rows. One pattern says to decrease by 4 stitches in the row, then do a row with no decrease. The other says to decrease by two stitches in each row.
I am wondering whether they would look at all different.
