Welsh cakes are a traditional tea-time treat that are really easy to make. Eat them warm from the stove, or store in an airtight container for up to a week.
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Walking the line between pancake and biscuit, these soft, tender cakes are studded with raisins and showered with cinnamon-sugar.
A year into his job as No. 2 to Salesforce’s ebullient founder, Bret Taylor has tens of thousands of jobs and billions of dollars on the line. The Slack deal is his latest bold move.
Grocery stores and other essential businesses have been hit hard by the coronavirus surge, further straining services that must stay open despite the stay-at-home order.
Tom Girardi is facing the collapse of everything he holds dear: his law firm, marriage to Erika Girardi, and reputation as a champion for the downtrodden.
Frome offers a unique perspective on your favorite movies. The whole movie is condensed into scene colors and placed on a panoramic canvas. Perfect for all movie lovers and fits any home decor perfectly!
This is a cool looking thing.
Aaron Parecki (aaronparecki.com)It's only X if it originates in the Y region of F. Otherwise, it's just sparkling Z.
This is an awesome collection Aaron! Thanks!
History tells us how we got here. Hard Histories show us a way forward.
Johns Hopkins, the 19th-century businessman who bequeathed a fortune to found the hospital and university in Baltimore that bear his name, and who on scanty evidence was long heralded as an abolitionist, enslaved at least four Black people before the Civil War, school officials disclosed Wednesday.
Sad and disappointing news to hear given what I was always told as a student. I’m glad that they appear to be addressing it directly and fixing some of the erased history. Hopefully they may be able to uncover more and come up with some reasonable ways to address it in the present.
As Johns Hopkins discovers ties to slavery, many of us who work there are rattled by the shattered myth of our university founder, long admired as a Quaker and abolitionist.
There was a time when owning digital space seemed thrilling, and our personal sites motivated us to express ourselves. There are signs of a resurgence, but too few wish to make their digital house a home.
The nice part is that this applies even if you’re not a designer. Reminds me of the most important IndieWeb principle: have fun.
snarfed (GitHub)…tuned.
sigh
Silos gonna silo…
Waiting patiently to see what Snarfed and Aaronpk come up with next. Otherwise, time to quit Instagram…
Kevin Tracy (Kevin Tracy)I finally signed up for Parler a couple weeks ago. Admittedly, I haven’t been terribly active posting on there, but I have been following a few people and trying the Parler experience out. …
A fascinating take on Parler as a platform.
Today, we’re introducing new ways to discover writers on our homepage, as well as the beta version of Substack Reader, a new way to keep up with your newsletters.
Great to see another feed reader enter the fray. While it definitely focuses on Substack newsletters and is incredibly limited in functionality at the moment, it does support RSS feeds in general.
I’m hoping it might add JSON feed and h-feed support as well, but it’ll need a lot of work to displace feed readers like Monocle, Together, or Indigenous as my daily drivers.
Not sure we need anymore It’s A Wonderful Life discourse but I’ve seen a couple of professional critics in my timeline completely misunderstanding the point of the film so I feel I must intervene for the sake of reason. pic.twitter.com/NYIlXQIAkF
— Jonny Morris (@jonnymorris1973) December 14, 2020
I like the perspective on this as a view on depression.