Imagine trying to advertise anything on the Fediverse 🌚

However this only made Mojeek more appealing

You’re 100% right, I corrected the title, thank you

Baba is you

Well ti be honest the all-in-one approach is what they were aiming for. Plus it allows a kind of workflow that I find more suited to current-day needs and habits in the context of graphic design projects. I mean, nowadays I’m finding the Adobe’s one app = one job approach pretty anachronistic and frankly annoying

I have so many questions

Today I discovered that the Hario V60 match perfectly the hole of the Hario kettle, so I could take huge advantage of the heat rising from the kettle while it was in the stove. I also put a espresso plate over it to trap the heat but I guess that’s unnecessary

I usually pour some boiling water just enough to rinse the paper but I guess I’ve was under-heating the thing for all this time? How hot is it supposed to get?

TIL screenscapped is a word Also what is the context of this?

That seems interesting I should try that I noticed that the filtering speed depends heavily on the type of coffee, for example I prepared cold brew with a decaf coffee which always took much more time to filter. Maybe it produced more fine ground but I don’t know for sure

The only thing I didn’t get: after making the ground precipitate to the bottom naturally, one could just filter it in a V60 without any issue. Normally I make cold brew with coarse ground coffee. Then I separate it in two steps, firstly pouring water in a caraffe leaving most of the grounds behind and then filtering the much cleaner liquid in the V60, which then takes much less time (but yeah more than filtering hot coffee) With his method the liquid poured is even cleaner even without additives, so I guess they’re not necessary at all

I was just about to post this here as well

The only legitimate cups for coffe ground with a Weber Workshops grinder

Context? Not all the users in the Fediverse gets the same informations

Yeah he’s him

Marcello

I’ve tested it for a while. My thought is that Aeropress really saves you in situations where actually you can’t have precise measurements and fancy equipments, that is an office where you can’t weight things and you have to measure quantities very roughly by eye

In this kind of situation I really can’t see how the reversed method improves the process. Everything is so simple and approximate that loosing some drops of water on the bottom really doesn’t change much.

Also, just using a 2 filters and creating a vacuum I guess is enough to cancel even that issue

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Judge reverses herself, allowing Northville to close downtown streets this summer after all

That’s good news, however it’s not like other opposing businesses owner doesn’t have a point

Specialty retail stores in the city’s downtown area seem to be doing OK, she noted. Those like hers, who sell clothing or other goods that can be found in many other locations, are not.

“Nobody asked us if we wanted closures,” Kauffman said. “Nobody came and talked to our business about what it would mean for us. Nobody’s supplementing my rent to make up for the losses that I have because I’m paying rent based on 30,000 to 60,000 cars a day. That’s the part that upsets me the most.”

I mean, I live in Europe but specifically in Italy, not exactly the ruling country in the field of walkable and carless road systems, so I get that people living in USA are extremely disadvantaged in this sense, but exactly because I live in Italy I also understand what it means when an authority makes chances that are good on paper but very badly executed in reality, that’s why I honestly can’t blame completely the people who disagreed with the closure

However I really hope they will be able to keep the neighbourhoods closed and safe in the end, but complaints needs to be listened and the people struggles acknowledged

That seems so nice, with even two decaf options I’m too a lover of fruity flavours especially with a good acidity, so I’m glad you’ve found one

I just added a new roasters I’ve discovered in Italy, you can check it on the main post