You might be interested in my interview with Farrell, in the old bakery at Ostia Antica.
https://www.eatthispodcast.com/ostia/
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Feeds from people participating in the IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf, April 2026.
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• Jeremy Cherfas
New episode: Cooking in Maximum Security. Prisoners in ...
New episode: Cooking in Maximum Security.
Prisoners in Italian maximum security prisons have a right to cook in their cells. A new book shares their recipes and the tools they invent to make them.
https://eatthispodcast.com/prison
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• Jeremy Cherfas
Stephanie Vee :blobcatcoffee:: "I returned to the personal web in 2025 after many…" - Mastodon
🎬 The Surfer
At various points, I felt like this movie might ride a more surreal, illusionary wave. But that never happened. And this is why I felt there are some shortcomings in the plot and characters. But otherwise this does a really effective job portraying the terror he faces. It's a bit like Funny Games. Not as drastic, though. I liked how this all played out in the same place throughout the movie. I'm still not quite sure what the movie wants to say. But that's ok, and might be intentional anyway.
🎬 It Follows
Solid horror movie. I liked the obviously Carpenter-esque soundtrack. And also how the "creatures" looked like and how the movie looked and felt in general - more like an 70s/80s horror film. But I found those "creatures" not menacing enough and the story was a bit so-so in the end.
🎬 Mickey 17
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This was really entertaining. I think it all looked great, the Creepers are well done - and are really likeable - and the acting is fantastic, too. Sure, it's over the top, but that fits the movie well. Robert Pattinson's performance it's just perfect IMO. But also Mark Ruffalo's and Naomi Ackie's. I like the whole idea of the film, and its whole vibe. It's funny, too. Would watch again!
👍 Recommended!
🎬 One Battle After Another
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Like these kind of absurdist trip kind of movies. Leo is fantastic, and so is everyone else to be honest. Although I found Sean Penn's character Lockjaw a little too over the top. Two scenes that I will certainly remember: First, how the car chase at the end is filmed. Haven't really seen anything like this. Second: that stunt and whole sequence where he falls down between two buildings trying to jump the gap, then still gets up, only to get tasered around the next corner. As impressive as it is hilarious.
👍 Recommended!
How to reset a password
I often say that I know enough about computing to be a danger to myself, and that was amply borne out a couple of days ago. Recently I had installed dawarich on my Raspberry Pi to keep track of where I have been.1 Unfortunately, in all the excitement of getting it working an...
Haystack Magnet
As part of my continuing effort to build a decent portfolio for photographs, I've had to think some more about how best to handle the two essential aspects of image management, cataloguing and editing. For now I have settled on Photo Mechanic for the catalogue and Acorn for ...
The 2026 Road Less Read Challenge
In honor of the new year, and Book Riot's annual 'Read Harder' challenge, I've always read a copious amount of books each year, but never participated in one. I thought I'd make on...
100 Things That Made My 2025 | Zachary Kai
Every year, Austin Kleon writes this post. A gigantic gratitude list for the past 365 days, if you will. In 2024, I also wrote one, though I only made it to 35 things. Still, a worthwhile exercise! ...
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• Jeremy Cherfas
Fresh bread for Christmas morning.
100 Things That Made My 2025 | Zachary Kai
Every year, Austin Kleon writes this post. A gigantic gratitude list for the past 365 days, if you will. In 2024, I also wrote one, though I only made it to 35 things. Still, a worthwhile exercise! ...
BurgeonLab: Weeknotes
• Naty S
Weeknote 2025-W51: Winter Solstice & Validating My Blog
Attending my first IndieWeb event, fixing Hugo HTML validation errors, and insights about the traditional Chinese holiday—Winter Solstice.
Jeremy Cherfas
• Jeremy Cherfas
Checked into Trattoria Antico Bonelli
Stained Glass Window Donated by Meyer Lansky
Stained glass window donated by Meyer Lansky to Congregation Beth Jacob. The synagogue is now a Jewish museum.
Jewish Museum of Florida
Visited the Jewish Museum of Florida today. The original synagogue was built in 1929, and the second, built in 1936 and now form the museum opened in 1995.
I came here to take the Jewish Walking Tour of Miami Beach. Which I had taken before in 2015…with the same tour guide. It’s a nice walk around Miami Beach, enjoying art deco architecture and having historic sites pointed out.
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• Jeremy Cherfas
Checked into Taverna degli Artisti
The indie web in 2030
In 2030, my greatest hope for the indie web is that it is a place where people feel free to create, to experiment, and to always be able to ask – and act on the answers to – the question “what do I want this place to be?”
To enable this, the indie web must be open both techn...
Designing for inactive users
Artemis, the calm web reader I maintain, is relatively computationally intensive in that every hour, Artemis checks web feeds to which users are subscribed to see if there are new posts to save and show in a user’s feed.
I have made several optimisations to make this process...