

The Shatner one is totally fine (and very Shatner-ish), but Wheaton’s has more personal depth to it.
Of course I’m biased based on which series I grew up with.


The Shatner one is totally fine (and very Shatner-ish), but Wheaton’s has more personal depth to it.
Of course I’m biased based on which series I grew up with.


Start with the Wil Wheaton episode.
I read what I could but was not convinced it’s enough of a defined issue to change up for me, especially with zero cardiovascular issues. Open to future changes if the science gets more refined.
I also like my moka pot but usually I want drip equivalent, takes longer to drink otherwise I have too much.
But I don’t want to.
I do enjoy the Espro I have, very tight seal and fine filter. But my daily driver is cheaper, I just don’t pour out the last bit and works fine.


I always thought he got black because he was a little bit dark side being Vader’s kid, just simple visual theme thing.
One of us (French press people).
I’m not a coffee fanatic, it’s just the simplest (read: laziest) way to make decent coffee without replacement filters.


That’s not true.


Seconding the advice to just check local roasters.
If you’re looking for cheaper it’ll be challenging. Wegmans carries a couple whole bean decaf varieties (espresso and something medium roast). Trader Joe’s always seems to have whole bean French roast. And there’s some bulk ones on Amazon probably worth a shot - used to get SF Bay decaf there.


Maybe stop giving a shit what I do with my partions? 🤷 Mine is definitely to try and make hibernate work on a shitty old laptop that’ll drain the battery if I let it sleep and unplug it.


Probably good, not my thing since it requires filters. Very compact tho so yeah.


Espresso is hard to do at an office but a French press and hand grinder are very easy to keep in a drawer at your desk. And if you’re desperate you can use the drop brewer to get your hot water.
So we’re saying “ported” instead of pirated? More advanced pirating? Seems to have fuck all to do with the idea of Sony themselves ditching exclusivity.