No, I have a sauna brush in my shower.
Walop
joined 2 years ago
As already mentioned, James Hoffmann is a treasure.
I own a french press, but I have been using it only for a tea. On weekdays I make my morning coffee with an AeroPress. For the weekends I have a Chemex after I got after I realised even my unrefined hand brew is better than any automatic coffee maker can do. Actually this is my second Chemex, because a huge chunk splitted somehow from the first after a year amfya half of use. If it happens again, I will get V60 or something else more durable. I also have a 2 cup Bialetti moka pot for making milk drinks.
There is a semi-automatic espresso machine at my work place but that has only convinced me it's not worth the hassle and dialing in a good cup is really difficult.
I stopped using milk with filter coffee at home when I switched to bying whole beans and found out coffee can be actually good as is when you don't buy the bulk pre-ground stuff. And in last few years there have been a lot of local roasteries popping up and I found out I really like the juicy and maybe slightly sour natural processed ones. But I'm too stingy to be always bying the best stuff, also you need to have a baseline to compare the good stuff :þ
My current grinder is a Fellow Ode. A bit more pricier than I thought I would get, but it was the only reasonable upgrade immediately available when my Wilfa Svart broke.
This makes an exact copy with DRM and all.
DVD encryption has been completely broken and that's why there is free software for playing DVDs.
BluRay encryption has not been and has effectively prevented me from bying any BluRays. Wasted money on a drive way back when bying my current desktop and I didn't realize this. Tried some commercial software, but they neither didn't seem to reliably play the movies from library I tested with or triggered some more advanced DRM on the disc.
Kohta olisi tarkoitus omia kulttuuria ja laittaa uuniin karjalanpaisti vahvasti korealaisittain maustettuna ja syödä se vielä riisikakuilla perunan sijaan, vaikka en ole karjalasta päinkään enkä koskaan edes käynyt Koreassa.
You are thinking of a gross oversimplification what atoms look like.
They aren't "solar systems" like this
They are clouds of probabilities like this
Atoms and celestial bodies also work by completely different forces.
It's like having most of the content and communication being hosted by few corporations running on the faith of investors and struggling to realize the expected profits was a bad thing.
- Brick Experiment Channel testing Lego bricks and building remote controlled vehicles
- Technology Connections explaining how TVs, refridgerators, coin operated record players, LaserDisc and any kind of other technological stuff works
- Lemmino documentary type videos about all kinds of stuff, not many videos and hasn't been posting for a while but the backlog is good
- Fredrik Knudsen documentary videos mostly about internet culture, also hasn't posted for a while
- Obviously Tom Scott, but also the channels with his friends Matt and Tom (no new videos anymore, but has Citation Needed and Two of these people are lying) and Technical Difficulties
- Hbomberguy in depth videos about stuff
Some people cannot seem to even be able to login.
When someone asks me help with Git
Sudden influx of new users or something else going on, because I'm getting occasionally "network request failed" errors?
K-dramas like What's wrong with secretary Kim, Hometown Cha-cha-cha and Romance is a Bonus Book. Start-Up and Search WWW are about people running businesses and are not so sappy, but nothing much tragic. It's OK not to be OK, SKY Castle, Move to Heaven and Extraordinary Attorney Woo have some dark stuff, but balance it with some really funny and heartfelt stuff and end up on a positive note.