Jeremy Cherfas

Then they get shaped and have another rest.

Then they get shaped and have another rest.

I love how this wisteria has coopted a nearby tree.

I love how this wisteria has coopted a nearby tree.

Replied to a post on aaronparecki.com :

Is that the Original Willard, and the Original Lobby? (If you don't know what I'm talking about, apologies.)

We Built a (Legal) Facial Recognition Machine for $60 – Theoreti.ca

A particularly interesting take on a topic that most people have mostly reacted to with horror or naivete.

Fastmail users: Is it possibly to delete the attachments from a batch of emails either as a batch or with a script of some sort?

I do not want to delete the emails, only the attachments.

Replied to a post on www.zylstra.org :

Good to see that Italy did the right thing and voted against the EU Copyright Directive.

Kudos too to Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Poland, Finland and Sweden.

Fresh sorrel from the terrace, about to become one of the simplest and most delicious soups.

Fresh sorrel from the terrace, about to become one of the simplest and most delicious soups.

Latest episode: Celebrating Passover and Easter. There are lots of ritual meals associated with religious observance, but perhaps none so deliberately loaded with memory as the Passover Seder. Talking about that, and also about a pastry recipe that some Christians have expropriated to remember one of their own stories. At https://www.eatthispodcast.com/passover/ with a clickable link in my bio.

Latest episode: Celebrating Passover and Easter.

There are lots of ritual meals associated with religious observance, but perhaps none so deliberately loaded with memory as the Passover Seder. Talking about that, and also about a pastry recipe that some Christians have expropriated to remember one of their own stories.

At https://www.eatthispodcast.com/passover/ with a clickable link in my bio.

Why Hunger Amidst Plenty? — The Food Archive

Replied to a post on boffosocko.com :

"Allegedly"? Puhleeze!