That sounds like asking for trouble

Sometimes I think I’m the only linux user who doesn’t care about their terminal emulator. I use whatever came installed. I assume it’s bash? I don’t know, but anything i want to do is supported by all of them.

Definitely something cool under the hood here

My journey started with red hat, then gentoo, a few years back to Microsoft with windows vista, then back to ubuntu, and now arch. And i use raspbian and debian on my servers. Besides the install program and package manager, there doesn’t seem to be a huge difference between different distros.

What does “it’s giving” mean? I don’t think I’ve heard anyone say that.

I’ve been getting mine from freshroastedcoffee.com and I think they are the same price whole or ground. They also sell the same coffee in different grinds which is nice, because I could get coarse for the French press.

I like that store because I primarily drink decaf and theirs tastes way better than any other decafs I’ve tried.

I’ve been liking French press for years as well. I had to add an extra step recently though that has been pretty good.

I ordered a 5 lb bag of coffee, but accidentally got whole beans. A hand grinder was cheaper than replacing the coffee, so I got a cheap one and have been grinding beans every 2 or 3 days for it. I was surprised that the fresh ground beans actually taste significantly better than preground and it only takes about 15 seconds extra.

Page 3 always has the good stuff

I think you are misunderstanding. The part they are talking about are just the small boxes in the center, labelled “mort” “ratchet” and “home assistant.”. You can get used office PCs like those for around the cost of a rpi, and they are way more powerful, but with a low power draw.

And he didn’t, he’s starting peace like it says in the tweet

I feel like I was the only person who liked vista. XP looked like shit, so I used win 2k instead and switched to Vista, never had any issues with it at all.

No, his pants are