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Jeremy Cherfas

Maybe everybody who needs to has already seen this sound advice for Patreon — and Ernie is not the only one — but I still think it bears sharing more widely.

https://tedium.co/2024/08/13/patreon-apple-platform-risks/

Jeremy Cherfas

ETN 248: Slow

Even the internet firehose seems to have slowed to a trickle in this northern heat. Still, one or two good dribbles to share, on new chocolate species, culture and cultured meat, and the man who ate all the UPFs he could in a day.

https://buttondown.email/jeremycherfas/archive/etn248-slow/

Jeremy Cherfas

Jeremy Cherfas

Note to the new EU Transport Commissioner

[M]ake it easier to book international tickets, and that will mean more customers – and that should improve rail firms’ bottom lines. It is just that defensive, national monopolist thinking, and a conservative mindset, is rather too prevalent in the rail sector just now.

Bring it on!

Jeremy Cherfas

The ending of Apple TV's version of Presumed Innocent is what we in the IANAL profession call "A Swizz". Nothing short of preposterous and vastly inferior to the book. Made me feel cheated after 7 3/4 fine episodes.

Jeremy Cherfas

Current status.

Current status.

A bright blue swimming pool backed by loungers under shade and beyond them a green hedge, trees and a spotless blue sky. 

Jeremy Cherfas

I can write Eat This Newsletter while on holiday. Promoting it, however, is another story entirely. BLTN, the latest offers food-borne illness, conspicuous fruit consumption, and plant-based meat ... for pets.

https://buttondown.email/jeremycherfas/archive/etn-245-fruity/

Jeremy Cherfas

One of the questions not raised by the latest Eat This Newsletter, which drops tomorrow, is why people who clearly want to subscribe, and are real people, don't activate their accounts? Am I justified in doing it for them? Do people really not check their spam?

Jeremy Cherfas

Jeremy Cherfas

2024-07-16

I’m not clever enough

1 min read

From An alarmingly concise and very hinged summary of what it was like to build this site from scratch

“Yes, nearly everything about the platform felt worse than it did when I first started using it over a decade ago. ... Someone with even a modicum of clout should really coin a catchy term that everyone else can repeat ad infinitum until it loses all meaning. I’m not clever enough.”

Like, er, enshittification? Or was this an example of self-deprecating humour designed to flush out a reply guy?

I’m not clever enough to decide.