Reading East West Street by Philippe Sands.

Reading East West Street by Philippe Sands.
Yes! Just the other day I said:
I feel sorry for anyone trying to get into the field of web performance … there’s a veritable alphabet soup of initialisms to memorise.
Homemade gyoza!
Thanks, Jason.
(The owner of that site passed away recently; I want to make sure all the work he put into it doesn’t disappear..)
A surprisingly sunny day in Galway.
Cunard red.
Offline and lookin’ good…
Catching up on videos from the Indie Web Summit at Homebrew Website Club Brighton.
Time-shifted reports from the Russian revolution, 100 years on.
All the texts used are taken from genuine documents written by historical figures: letters, memoirs, diaries and other documents of the period.
Every day, when you go onto the site, you will find out what happened exactly one hundred years ago: what various people were thinking about and what happened to each of them in this eventful year. You may not fast-forward into the future, but must follow events as they happen in real time.
These boys are going hiking!
Beer tasting is serious business.