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The fifth episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out:
In Episode 5, I chat with Mike, the author of Shellsharks. We talk about, among other things, balancing personal and professional identities on personal websites, curating interesting content on the web, and creating bridges between disciplines with curation.
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.

Going through some old photographs and came across this gem from 2018, when I was still bemused by Apple’s Aperture.

https://jeremycherfas.micro.blog/2018/01/11/artificial-intelligence.html

Listening to Tubular Bells, Part One, as you do.

There’s a whiff of nostalgia around Eat This Newsletter 304

Small tractors, small farms, small grain, small fibs, and small customs that meant a great deal.

Read it at https://buttondown.com/jeremycherfas/archive/etn-304-small/

While you are there, please consider subscribing.

#food #newsletters #agriculture

The familiar sounds of the espresso machine never cease to calm me – the joy of the familiar, but also the potential of the variable: of sounds at new tones, of different cadences. Watching as the barista makes sure to stop pulling the espresso shot at 33 seconds — precision at every step.

Classical music, quiet conversation, and the awakening of the day permeate the cafe, illuminated by the light passing through the tall windows, and accompanied by the smell of freshly brewed coffee. I hear one of the baristas make their colleague laugh, bringing a smile to my face.

#bloomscrolling

Top Albums from last.fm on 07/06/26
1, Chopin; Jablonski, Fichman, Gekic, Luisada, Piano Favorites, (16);
2, Lester Young With The Oscar Peterson Trio, Lester Young With The Oscar Peterson Trio, (14);
3, Various Artists, Transatlantic Sessions 2, Volume One, (14);
4, Ludovico Einaudi, Divenire, (12);
5, The Oscar Peterson Trio, We Get Requests, (10);

In the US, Congress has the chance to pass the Universal School Meals Program Act and the Scratch Cooked Meals for Students Act, both of which would be a great investment in the future of the country.

https://www.chefannfoundation.org/blog/congress-has-a-chance-to-make-school-meals-free-fresh/

In this week's episode, I learned about research in Sweden to improve the sustainability of schoool meals, which are already available to all children, without exception.

​https://eatthispodcast.com/schoolfood

#podcasts #food #sustainability

Ford Denison's post Fighting Trump’s War on Science makes a strong case that he cannot make a strong case for his research without using the word "evolution" which puts it in danger of a personal, ignorant veto.

https://darwinianagriculture.com/2026/06/05/fighting-trumps-war-on-science/

#agriculture #research

Today I attended my first Magic the Gathering (MtG) draft: a “secret draft,” where players did not know ahead of time what series of the trading card game would be played. The event was held in a breathtaking church building, now used as a community centre. The building is a...

I had a lot of trouble on my Mac with Time Machine telling me the disk was full and yet I could not find huge wins just by inspection and deleting things that looked too big. I drafted ChatGPT in to help diagnose the problem and it had me jump through all sorts of hoops, whi...

“No way,” I exclaim with wonder and glee and surprise. I look up and stare for a few moments, transfixed by the delicate wisps of cloud that rest side by side. The wisps move in tandem, as if woven together by an invisible bond. A pink hue is cast onto the periphery of a ne...

I picked this up because it's this month's IndieWeb Book Club pick. Wouldn't have found it otherwise, and that's exactly why book clubs matter. If you've got a place on the internet, why don't you joi...

There’s this idea in IndieWeb circles of the admin tax. That’s the work you have to do in order to be somewhat independent of the big silo platforms, the price you pay instead of paying with your attention. Mostly, I not only don’t mind, I quite enjoy some aspects of the tin...

One of my favourite parts of writing – and, by extension, blogging – is that I can, in words, capture a little bit of a day, and keep a little record of the moment. Each post can be a bookmark to a memory, and also part of the story of my life. I love taking notes I walk ar...

This review may contain spoilers. Tap or click to view.This is The Big Lebowski, but in serious and suspenseful. It has a narrator, who’s also appearing in the movie, and who doesn’t know if he (still) belongs there. You have people demanding money from a guy who stumbled in...

I really am a big fan of having an archive of what happened throughout all the years of an event. Speakers, slides, videos, additional coverage and so on. FFconf now created an additional “Feeds” section with all RSS feeds of past speakers. Lovely.

BTW: FFconf is taking place on 13 November in Brighton this year. I try to make it again, but you should definitely go!

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I have been thinking a lot about categories over the last week or so. It started by Thomas sharing the work he has been doing to build a category index page, whose design I love. I started to realise that I like to put a lot of my blog posts in one of few categories: moments...