Boy that screenshot from War Robots: Frontiers^tm sure looks intriguing. I’ll wishlist it.

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Right? Has this ever worked for anyone? I’ve never bothered because of how easy it is for spammers to bypass.

The control knob on mine has gotten really sketchy so I don’t adjust anything during the roast anymore - I just run it at heat 8 until I feel like dumping the beans. My times are similar to your: from 7 minutes up to 10 for some beans.

I have the same roaster and the same issue with most beans not audibly cracking. I could always hear the cracks when I was roasting with a popcorn maker. I think it has something to do with how slowly the SR540 roasts, at least at the default temperature settings. So now I go by time and eyeball it, then make notes on the coffee and adjust the next roast.

Pillars of Eternity. I really appreciate that they must have had some Anthropology majors on the team, especially for II, because the worlds feel much more exotic than other RPGs. It shows up just how generic Medieval Fantasy most RPGs are.
The tropical Roparu (?) society with its caste system is particularly interesting. The interaction of the various factions is believable. And of course the pantheon is well though out.
The downside is that they can be clumsy about exposition of the world - especially in the first one, you get these enormous lore-dumps.

Maybe Valve could buy them.

Sigh deeply, rub their foreheads, and open their wallets.

Roasting is fun! Not sure about buying directly from the farms, but I suspect most people get their green beans from an importer. I usually use BurmanCoffee.com, but SweetMarias.com is also very popular.

I use a Pi running LibreElec and it can be controlled by my LG TV down the HDMI cable. It’s the CEC protocol. Look into that.

And no ads. I do want them to succeed, but, yeah.

It’s always bothered me that someone went and called their band “Death”, but I find it difficult to articulate why.

Linux

Right on man. Fuckin’ Buddhists. Probably don’t even use Linux.

I don’t have a specific recommendation, but I know the main quality differentiation factor is whether they can get the water hot enough. See
https://sca.coffee/certified-home-brewer
Cheap ones (most of them) don’t get hot enough for proper extraction. A Chemex or a V60 with an electric kettle solves that problem, but those are manual brew methods.

Cool, now let’s see Boggle as an FPS.

And reasonably-priced love!
And a hard boiled egg!

I’m savvy enough where I can adult Lego a PC together but struggle when it comes to software and troubleshooting and really don’t have the time for that stuff.

Then Linux is not for you; it is nothing but troubleshooting.
If you have to use Windows, get the LTSC IOT edition. It’s official and it has none of the crap people complain about in 11 (copilot, onedrive, recall, etc.). I’ve had no problems gaming on it, either.

Lots of Lemmy forums have a problem with stupid rage bait being left up. Like this could be in /c/programming since X is a program after all.

The .wav format is actually very simple. You should be able to write a bash script to produce wavs without too much trouble. If you’d rather not work that low-level you can always use the DAW features in emacs.

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Might as well link to it:
https://github.com/HarbourMasters/SpaghettiKart
You need to supply your own ROM of the correct version.