I just watched video from a Spanish guy titled Is English Cuisine the Worst in the World? and the answer from the Spanish people in the comments was: 100% yes. I think they'd answer differently if they tried this British tapas I had recently:

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I just watched video from a Spanish guy titled Is English Cuisine the Worst in the World? and the answer from the Spanish people in the comments was: 100% yes. I think they'd answer differently if they tried this British tapas I had recently:

Rough way to go out after a generally positive tournament. Despite going full Southgate for the last 25 minutes I think Tuchel has been a good change and should stay. Might just have a rough ride with the press and pundits for the next few weeks..
We're setup for a good final at least, ¡Vamos, España!

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I have moved away from Astro in favour of statically generating the files myself using Go. I re-designed the site based on the idea of a field notebook, taking inspiration from this essay on imagining your site as a physical object or place.
I love Mexican food and living in London I am spoilt for Mexican restaurants. Michelin Mexican restaurants, Mexican street vendors, and everything in between.
I have been to 5 of the 'in-between' places and here is my ranking:
An issue I've had switching to Aerospace is that typing # (on a mac) causes me to switch to workspace 3:
[mode.main.binding] alt-3 = 'workspace 3'A fix I came across was to define an empty binding mode. When switching to a new binding mode, all the previous bindings are disabled in favour of the new bindings, allowing me to type #.
To get this working I mapped Option + Backspace in the main and new mode to toggle between them:
[mode.main.binding] alt-backspace = 'mode hash'[mode.hash.binding] alt-backspace = 'mode main'I think this is currently the best solution but it would be nice to map the left and right modifier keys separately.
I came across a list of monospace-styled sites. These are some of my favourites.
I like the idea of using monospace everywhere on a site but I think it only works when you go all in on the theme. ASCII art, terminal style, etc.
Published a quick post about adding Slices to this site.