@crochet Made it, with about one metre to spare. It is roomy, and that’s OK.
A week ago, I had the lens in one eye replaced. The result?
“It’s a lot like the old days of trying to get a good colour print at home,” was the best I could come up with. “You print one of those test images that came with the printer, with all those different skin colours, and you discover that the pretty pink baby actually has a slight green tinge.”
I Can See Clearly Now
“It’s a lot like the old days of trying to get a good colour print at home,” was the best I could come up with. “You print one of those test images that came with the printer, with all those different skin colours, and you discover that the pretty pink baby actually has a sl...
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Linocut a stamp for my logo
You know this scenario: The printer says that ink is empty and then you take out the ink and there's still plenty in there. A while ago I started keeping the old cartridges, in case there's something I could use them for later.
One idea was to use the old printer ink as a pad for a stamp of my logo. So when I met my friend who once made a linocut print of a bat that looked soo sick I asked her where to get stuff like that because I never did that before (except I think at school when I was 14) and she even bought me these 17€ tools because I was too stingy.
Shout-out to Maxime ily <3
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I migrated my gemini capsule to my new domain and integrated my tinylog into my notes script from the website. Also re-enabled that it posts to BlueSky as well :^3
Latest Episode: The Spice Bag
In 2008, the legend goes, staff at a Chinese takeaway in Dublin cooked themselves up a special treat after hours. Nothing too fancy, but tasty enough that soon their friends wanted the same. One thing led to another and today you can find something similar not only across Ireland but as far afield as New Zealand.
I got the history from John Mulcahy at TU Dublin
Listen at https://eatthispodcast.com/spice-bag
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Latest Episode: The Spice Bag In 2008, staff ...
Latest Episode: The Spice Bag
In 2008, staff at a Chinese takeaway in Dublin cooked themselves up a special treat after hours. One thing led to another and today you can find something similar not only across Ireland but as far afield as New Zealand.
https://eatthispodcast.com/spice-bag
Growth
This blog post was written using my Royal typewriter.
Waiting
I am standing on Princes Street while waiting for the bookshop to open. There is a drizzle or rain falling from the grey sky. Earlier, I noticed the red of the morning autumn horizon peek through the clouds. I have. As I always do, conviction that the sun will come out.
Edi...
Machine Knitting: A Bag for Bricks
There are so many techniques to learn (and practice!) when learning to
machine knit. I thought it would be fun to solicit some smaller projects,
so I “opened” “commissions” by asking some friends if they had any small
project ideas after showing them a successful hat.
By bud...
Beginnings (type-written)
I purchased a Royal typewriter from a charity shop today. When I got home, I was delighted to find that there was ink ready to use. Shortly thereafter, I started writing.
Jeremy Cherfas
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How I Reversed Amazon's Kindle Web Obfuscation Because Their App Sucked
I am totally in awe of the skills on (partial) display.
Jeremy Cherfas
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Checked into Bruno ai 4 venti
Typewriters and labyrinths
This morning started as many this year have done: should I get up and explore, or stay in bed for one more hour. The warmth of bed, especially as the days get cooler, is comforting. But I know how great I feel when I get up on time and start the day. I am trying my best to g...
Last sunday, I’ve been out photographing with Florian again. We went to the MüGa park in Mülheim. He has the pictures:
I’ve added a field of view value and more formats – 16mm, Super 16, APS-H and 70mm/IMAX – to my 35mm equivalent focal length tool.
Went for a wander through a visually very interesting part of town a couple of days ago.
https://www.jeremycherfas.net/blog/the-quartiere-coppede%CC%81
The Quartiere Coppedè
Since June, I have had occasion to visit a part of Rome I barely know, way on the other side of town, literally. Coming back on the bus one time I happened to glance up at the buildings and was absolutely amazed. Decorative friezes, fancy brickwork, ornate balustrades and ba...