Jeremy Cherfas

Very odd. Simone got an error each time he replied via webmention to my link to his manifesto, and yet I see each of the replies and each of the emails he sent me to warn me of the error. A clear sign that I should upgrade WithKnown, and soon.

Rome-Munich direct is of immediate interest (I’ll be doing it with changes in October) although all 10 projects will make life easier for train travellers in Europe.

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On this day, 17 years ago, I linked to an article by James Hansen about the urgency of taking climate change seriously. We are still not taking it seriously.

Somewhat pooped after a long drive, Rome to almost the tip of Salento, made tolerable by a delicious lunch with friends at their new house along the way and the restorative nap that followed.

In other words, there’s no sign of an energy transition out of fossils yet.Just in case you were feeling optimistic because energy from solar increased by 24% last year …

Now that Threads is here, I no longer see options to like or reply to a comment on a photo on IG.

All very nicely put.

More relevant than ever … and yet, still very little progress.

Just put the finishing touches to Eat This Newsletter 210, with:

• Ur-pizza
• Chinotto, eh?
• Entomophagy? Again!
• Food System Fixes

Subscribe at buttondown.email/jeremyche… now and find it in your inbox tomorrow.

Fascinating and informative article, not so much about Reddit – which I use sporadically – as about the reality of life before the State really got going. This kind of content makes the “real” internet so much better for me. thanks to @martymcgui.re for the link.

Thanks to Sara Jakša for pointing me to some other blog carnivals that are still going strong. I have also just posted my own submission to her carnival, and hope that a webmention will get through to alert her. Here’s hoping the new carnival catches on.

Just put the finishing touches to Eat This Newsletter 208. Fancy a pot luck of food-adjacent links? Sign up at buttondown.email/jeremyche…

Nice to see someone else trying to revive blog carnivals in an IndieWeb context. Sara Jakša’s first taster appeals on two levels; it is a blog carnival and it is about food. Count me in.

”But what is the price of letting egomaniacs ruin unique little businesses, destroy trust, mistreat workers, mistreat society, and break apart core democratic values? Or letting them dictate politics in even the slightest way? Or even working for them for free as all users are, but also moderators on Reddit — providing all the valuable content for “their” platforms?”