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2026-08-12 10:13:29 CEST

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I’m always excited to share concoctions tips!
By the way, have you heard of gazpacho? The Spanish cold soup. It’s amazing to make in jug blenders and super refreshing in summer. I have been surviving on it lately 😂
There are other variations on the theme such as melon gazpacho, etc. If interested I can try to find you some non-derailed recipes in English (USA authored ones aren’t great).

2026-08-12 09:46:49 CEST

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blended watermelon - as another flavour, but remove the seeds if any!
To make ice cream without ending up with a rock you need either an ice cream machine that churns the liquid or the lo-fi version in which you put the liquid in a plastic box and into the freezer. Then you give it a good shake every now and then so big chunks of ice don’t form. I’ve done this and it kinda works… but the machine is better
Also, the more fat and sugar the less “rock”…

2026-03-27 18:39:25 CET

People who do a lot of #Python and also understand what node_modules is: do you [almost] always use a virtual environment of sorts per project, so that you can use dependencies without installing globally, like one would do with node.js and npm install without using -g?
It looks to me like that's the right way, but I see many places that advise global installing and even sharing a venv across folders. I wonder if I'm missing some use case or if people just like playing with fire 🤔

2026-03-07 21:12:27 CET

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ahhh! Glad to confirm my suspicions about Lycra and cycling. I’m cycling much less and haven’t seen as much wear on my current jeans. But it’s hard to say from one data point only!
I had forgotten the patches can be uncomfortable, though I started feeling that on the third layer of patching maybe! 😅
I feel a bit like I dispensed some gratuitous advice to you, but I was more like sharing my enthusiasm for patching after I had gone through several pairs in quick succession 😇

2026-03-07 17:28:36 CET

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I think the bit of stretchy thread they add to jeans fabric to make them a bit elastic makes them also thinner and less resistant to high friction areas like the crotch. I can only recommend patching them up with your sewing machine! I made a pair last 7 years that way until it was too worn down to wear without tearing out when bending. (Do you cycle? I found cycling made things worse)

2025-12-16 20:50:33 CET

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🤔 good question… I guess you can always add them back? (Or also attribute it to tech error or just tell them you don’t like them anymore, depending on how blunt you feel) 🤔

2025-12-16 20:22:32 CET

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it’s not a printed book, you can always update the blog roll 😃

2025-03-28 12:50:06 CET

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seriously these days I determine where I go in London based on whether I can take that line (especially in summer when it’s hot everywhere in the tube) 😅

2025-03-28 12:41:25 CET

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also depends on where you’re going I guess! If you want to end at Paddington and be extorted, take the Heathrow express. Elizabeth has air conditioning and space, and also goes to Paddington and beyond. Piccadilly if you like really tight spaces and going north. I had to take it last when the EL was closed because of fire alert. I wouldn’t take anything other than EL these days!