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Jeremy Cherfas

Had an amazing nine-course tasting menu last night at The Edinburgh Food Studio. Photos would have ruined the experience. From the single radish to begin to the dram of Old Perth 1996 to finish it was a delight for eyes, nose and mouth. Superb all round.

Jeremy Cherfas

The lack of threading at micro.blog saves me a lot of time in the morning. Time that I then spend going to my site to write this because posting on iOS is broken for me and the error message offers not even the slightest clue.

Jeremy Cherfas

Next stop, Edinburgh 🛫🎧

Jeremy Cherfas

I wonder how easy it is to count the corpses of yeast and lactobacillus cells in a baked loaf?

https://www.sourdough.co.uk/can-real-sourdough-identified/

Jeremy Cherfas

Is there any way to get more helpful diagnostic information out of iOS app when it fails to post? Error Sending Post doesn't help much.

Also, why don’t @mentions from the OSX app give clickable links?

Jeremy Cherfas

I was going to recommend @lioncourt for Micro Monday, but I’m making a last minute switch to @belle for her open explanation of an accident that could have happened to any of us.

Well, not me, because I'm not a developer, but, you know.

Jeremy Cherfas

2018-08-31

1 min read

In the latest Daskeyboard metahacks, there's a certain irony to the juxtaposition of item 5 -- “The difference between a Miracle and a Fact is exactly the difference between a mermaid and a seal.” – Mark Twain -- and item 2 -- "Giant container ships are just as responsible for pollution as cars". How hard would it have been to check? For example, BBC Radio 4's More or Less.

Jeremy Cherfas

Listened to the first episode of Bundyville, because it was on 99PI. Instant subscribe. Very fine narrative podcast about an important subject.

Jeremy Cherfas

Twitter weirdness. Ability to follow links seems to have changed. In Safari, with mu-block, I can click on a link shared directly by someone, but not on a link in a retweet. Is this a change in behaviour, or something I simply never noticed before? Or both.

Jeremy Cherfas

Far and away the weirdest nagware I've ever seen. A website distributing PDFs of academic papers requires me to wait 120 seconds until I can download, but the clock ticks only while I am on that site. I can't go and do anything else. Of course, I can also "donate".