I used to be a bit sniffy about the mezzaluna. I mean, what’s the point of a tool that can do only one thing. A year ago, I succumbed, in a hardware store from heaven, and now I am a total convert. Nothing else could reduce a handful of leaves so efficiently. And it doesn’t even take up that much space in the drawer vertically.
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Jeremy Cherfas
• Jeremy Cherfas
Good to see that the RSS feed of my photo site seems to be working properly now.
Jeremy Cherfas
• Jeremy Cherfas
I think this may be a green-veined white butterfly (Pieris napa) but would welcome confirmation from the likes of @lionelb
This year, 16 years ago, I closed the doors of Flashforum.de. Good memories and somehow the start of what now is beyond tellerrand.
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Jeremy Cherfas
• Jeremy Cherfas
Latest episode looks at the hipster baristas and Chinese espresso, both of which show that even traditions that define an identity are not as immutable as people sometimes think they are.
Latest episode takes a look at espresso, with conversations about the hipster barista and Chinese espresso. Together, they show clearly that even traditions that define an identity are not as immutable as people sometimes think they are.
Solved, I think.
https://jeremycherfas.net/blog/static-ip-on-a-fastgate-router
The second episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out:
In Episode 2, I chat with Alexandra, the author of xandra.cc, a founder and barista at the 32-Bit Cafe. We talk about, among other things, building indie web communities, communicating the possibilities of having a personal website to new audiences, and more.
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.
It has been a long, long time since I went to an actual geohash (as opposed to the far more approachable rabbit quest).
