BurgeonLab: Weeknotes
• Naty S
Made my first contribution to Hugo Docs, installing Indiekit, testing Micropub content. New Hugo templates for IndieWeb posts. Plus a quick F1 Fantasy summary.
BurgeonLab: Weeknotes
• Naty S
Made my first contribution to Hugo Docs, installing Indiekit, testing Micropub content. New Hugo templates for IndieWeb posts. Plus a quick F1 Fantasy summary.
A trip to the forest. Cinema. Folkerdey. And the usual day-to-day. (30 photos)
This post is not a step-by-step guide. It’s a record of what I tried and what I learned getting Pangolin to run on a Raspberry Pi with NFS storage in an IPv6-only environment.
TLDR: if you want to run Pangolin hassle-free, use a VPS with local SSD storage on an IPv4 network.
Jeremy Cherfas
• Jeremy Cherfas
You might be interested in my interview with Farrell, in the old bakery at Ostia Antica.
https://www.eatthispodcast.com/ostia/
Jeremy Cherfas
• Jeremy Cherfas
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
Jeremy Cherfas
• Jeremy Cherfas
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.
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.
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!
letterboxd.com/danielpietzsch/film/one-battle-after-another/
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!
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...
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
• Jeremy Cherfas
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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BurgeonLab: Weeknotes
• Naty S
Attending my first IndieWeb event, fixing Hugo HTML validation errors, and insights about the traditional Chinese holiday—Winter Solstice.
BurgeonLab: Weeknotes
• Naty S
Attending my first IndieWeb event, fixing Hugo HTML validation errors, and insights about the traditional Chinese holiday—Winter Solstice.
BurgeonLab: Weeknotes
• Naty S
Attending my first IndieWeb event, fixing Hugo HTML validation errors, and insights about the traditional Chinese holiday—Winter Solstice.
