So far, so good. The ship Razoni, loaded with 26,000 tonnes of wheat, is one day out of Odessa.
14th century watermelons, from Liber de herbis et plantis by Manfredi de Monte Imperiali. Latin for watermelon is citrullus, but Italian is cocomero or anguria, while cucumber is cetriolo. Confused? I was, till Harry Paris sorted me out a while ago
@SheilaDillon It could never be simple, not ...
@SheilaDillon It could never be simple, not if you want to cover the externalities of both products in adequate detail.
Stop aggregating away the signal in your data - Stack Overflow Blog
@bonjouryannick You might want to look at ...
@bonjouryannick You might want to look at indieweb.org/Micropub which has a few examples, libraries etc that you can modify or, depending on your system, adopt directly.
Latest issue of Eat This Newsletter is ...
Latest issue of Eat This Newsletter is about to drop, racing through the backlog so normal service can be restored ASAP. There’s hops, heritage grains and climate change, plus agricultural policy in South Africa and the US.
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@decarola Devo trovare l’ora dell’ultimo treno a ...
@decarola Devo trovare l’ora dell’ultimo treno a Roma, ma sicuro m’interessa.
City of the dead, part two
“… (a symptom of the malaise: the spellchecker on my computer is happy with the word ‘urbanization’but not ‘ruralization’).”When, I wonder, are we going to get to the art/culture arguments in favour of cities. Those are what have kept me urbanised for the past many years. Irrationally, perhaps, but the result is the same.
Slightly puzzled by Epilogue for MB for ...
Slightly puzzled by Epilogue for MB for those of us who do not have a paid account. Does it feed my timeline, eventually? If it does, I might consider PESOS rather than indiebookclub and POSSE. Also, two way traffic, to open someone’s link in MB would encourage conversation.