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I didn't read the whole article, but I wonder what's a good way to transition from a large C# project to rust. I guess we'll need some common IPC and go from there till the whole project is replaced? Idk . Need to think about this more.

Bottles was having the same issue. I was attempting to install SimTower off the CD copy I have and they all were having issues running. I believe it's a permissions issue that I could figure out, but not sure. After spending hours i went down the distro route and it worked perfectly the first time. Was able to run the installation for the game and launch it from wine.

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The Stumptown aeropress video will give you an idea of using it while camping.

I pan roast and it makes pretty tasty coffee, but doesn't work well as an espresso bean. For that I stick with something professionally done. I don't think I would invest in roasting beyond what I've done. It's a good way to understand more about the process/journey that beans undergo.

Next time in South Cali check out Philz coffee. It's pour over and an interesting menu.

Have you considered roasting beans?

I also started my journey of coffee fun not too long ago. My journey started when I wanted a manual process to replace my drip machine. The gateway drug was the aeropress. I love how quick that think makes a great cup, but the v60 can't be beat.

I picked Toshiba drives personally. However, I know of a bunch of WD reds running for years with no issues.

I think since the nas cases aren't insolated for sound, your going to hear them moving that head around..

Have you considered an ssd populated nas? It does cost more however :(

You mean run wires?

Yeah, it's great. I've dialed in the super fast brew and i love how easy it is to make great coffee that's not scolding hot out of the brewer.

Check out the winner from 2009, that's what I use and it's pretty amazing. https://worldaeropresschampionship.com/pages/recipes

I use water that's 175F and only 14gs of coffee, but otherwise it's the same.

Here is the recipe to save a click:

Coffee: 19.5–20g Grind: Slightly coarser than filter grind Water: 200ml @ 75°C Brewer: Inverted Filter: Paper, soaked

Directions:

• Stir 4 times
• Stop stirring, secure the filter and turn at around 10 seconds (total contact time around 15 sec.)
• Press and serve

I've seen these, but I haven't in a long time.

You could make one, but yes I have never seen a ice cream parlor selling cones ice cream with a cherry. I also hate cherries in my ice cream, so I would just toss it...

If your in the US, check out whole foods, they have some local roasters in the coffee section. I found paper plane coffee this way which is in NJ.