I have the popper, which is basically what you have, and they recommend only putting in up to 80g. I do around 70g a roast.

I’ve got the Esp and the bellow attachment. I have never gone above 28 expect for cold brew. I’m typically just sitting at 20 to 22 for pour over and aeropress. Frenchpress is around 27 for me.

Not really, it’s just the time it takes for me to get the paper filter setup and screwed on. I then flip and press. Maybe ten or 15 seconds.

Cool. It’s pretty slow on my machine. I almost tempted to pickup one of those mini pcs with windows 11 on them and just use it for that one thing… But it’s only a though and not a very good one… Lol

I used a 3 stage filter and whole house water softener. With that said, getting one of those larger bottles for water coolers could reduce your plastic usage. I think they sell pumps for them.

Have you considered a Windows vm? That’s how i run that single program that i can’t get working on Linux. Yeah it’s slow AF on my system, but it’s not used often.

I’m just starting reading the book The Circle and I just got to the post where they announced the same thing.

The steps look good. It’s running Alpine. I wonder how long this takes start to helloworld.

I switched to self roasting. I want to believe I’m saving money… the bag in using of about $10/lb.

I went from beginner to roasting my own beans in about 3 years. Good luck my friend on your journey.

The hario air saved me money as i already have a kettle. I just keep filling it with fresh hot water during the pour

Yep, maybe wispersync integration will happen soon and help out. A time killer yep. I jave tried downloading subtitles from the internet, but hit or miss on getting it to sync.

i have just revived a system from 2013 with linux, if i turn off secure boot does this matter?

i do not like this, will third party ROMs be the only options going forward?

you’ll also want mkvnix tool as well to edit the mkvs. you are going down the hole.

are you using subtitle edit to generate the subtitle (srt) files? that’s what i use, it’s not horrible… but work.

Ii had stability issues related to Wi-Fi on Ubuntu, which i could not explain, while debian was fine. Something funny in the Ubuntu releases for me.

i just want a Samsung hardware with bloat free os… witch is asking too much. My current pixel 7 is fine for my needs, but wish the battery could go longer.

i just installed bazzite on an A6-6400k system and it works really well. i first installed Fedora, but an amount was missing to get my 1030 running for media decoding. Yeah this system should be sent to the grave, but it’s working and doing what i need.

I also run this on my daily laptop and works very nice.

i have a 7, it’s very nice. 8 or 9 should be even better, but if shopping used the 7 is very affordable.