draughtcyclist

For real. Losing the means to provide for your new family isn't a mental health issue in the way that they think it is. I am surprised that's not the headline

This is actually not the first year it's been demoed. Last year it was just a proof of concept. It will take time to work the bugs out.

If the extraction is not working, you have 4 options.

1. Grind the beans smaller
2. Use a higher temperature liquid for the extraction
3. Extract for a longer
4. Extract under higher pressure

Basically, extractions happen based on surface area, wet time, solvent time and pressure.

You don't have an espresso machine, so pressure is out. There is only so hot you can make milk before the sugars start burning. That leaves grind size and extraction time. Test each one independently before combining.

I'm actually driving a Brazil right now that had almost no flavor until I reduced the grind size by 25%. Once I did, it all the sudden had flavor. Good luck!

I grew up backpacking those woods. December is dangerous even for experienced outdoorsmen. I'm going to guess they were not dressed appropriately, and didn't have any means of navigation outside of cell phones. There is zero cell service in the area. It's very easy to get turned around even with navigation there.

Be prepared and know what you're getting into before you go off the grid folks.

So, MS should fix it? Seems like that's entirely within their power as owners of the codebase.

Seriously. I've never seen a convention so aggressively ignored. This isn't the brilliant idea some think it is.

Not cool, Cruise is still employable.

Possibly faster as well.

Can but won't. This is the plan all along, jack up prices once everyone is on cloud.

Good discussion. I personally feel we need a US instance physically hosted in a neutral location.

I'd do it myself if I had the time. Reality is I can't consistently make that time commitment. I'd be happy to throw my hat in the ring for setup/config/monitoring initialization.

I agree with your sentiment... But . world isn't located in the US. I understand why mods wouldn't want to get tangled up in our mess and bring home a whole heap of trouble to their doorstep for being nothing but gracious hosts.

This is a uniquely American problem that requires an American solution.

I think you're right. I don't give enough of a shit to look it up past that. I already fight with Docker way more than I'm comfortable with.

They block you if you don't agree to cookies. I got the same... Anyone have an archive link?