Dop

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[–] Dop@lemmy.world 2 points 4 days ago (1 children)

Thanks, it may not be the best choice for me then, I don't want to mess up a brand new grinder.

[–] Dop@lemmy.world 2 points 4 days ago (3 children)

If youn don't mind le asking, can you elaborate on the 'factory calibration' part ? Is it something I can easily correct by myself at home?

[–] Dop@lemmy.world 1 points 5 days ago

Thank you for your insight, hadn't thought of it as a potential gift later down the way but I like the idea!

[–] Dop@lemmy.world 1 points 5 days ago

Thank you for the suggestion, I've seen it mentionned a couple times during my initial benchmark, although not as much as 1Z or, Commodante or Kingrinder. I appreciate your feedback!

[–] Dop@lemmy.world 1 points 5 days ago

Another good suggestion I hadn't thought of asking local baristas! Thanks again!

[–] Dop@lemmy.world 1 points 5 days ago

Interesting, it sure is nice to have specific indication on how to grind certain beans beans!

[–] Dop@lemmy.world 2 points 6 days ago

Thank you for the information!

[–] Dop@lemmy.world 2 points 6 days ago

Thank you for the tip, I'll make sure to check the ESP!

[–] Dop@lemmy.world 3 points 6 days ago

Thank you very much for your insight!

[–] Dop@lemmy.world 3 points 6 days ago (2 children)

Wow, first of all, thank you for taking the time to write such a detailed answer. It's full of very useful information, and and helps a ton! I'll make sure to save it!

[–] Dop@lemmy.world 2 points 6 days ago (1 children)

Around €100 would be nice. If I had to pick I'd say drip > moka > espresso, given my current appliances.

As for the flavor profile, I'm still willing to experiment.

[–] Dop@lemmy.world 4 points 6 days ago

Coffee is more of an after lunch delight for me, I enjoy taking my time, and 90% of the time, we're just two, so manual sounds like a good option to me since I'll get more out of it for my buck (seemingly). But you totally make sense and I'm pretty sure I'll get an electric one later!

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Hi,

I've been using a blade grinder for years and just recently realized how badly it affected the brew (took me a while, please don't hate haha).

So I started looking for a better alternative, with burrs, and from what I gathered, a good manual grinder will beat any fancy electric one, so I guess I'll be grinding my beans myself now.

I still need your help picking the right grinder for me, so here is my situation :

  • I mostly use a moka pot and a dripper, and more rarely a French press, for lack of a proper espresso set up
  • I'm also an espresso guy but I will probably end up investing in a decent espresso set up sonif the grinder could manage all of these that'd be neat! (I haven't started benchmarking for a proper setup yet because enjoying a good ristretto from time to time is fine by me for bow, but any advice on a a machine that is not too pricey is welcome too!)
  • most of the time I grind approx 20g of beans
  • I buy my beans from a local roaster, in small quantities (by 250g), dunno if this is any relevant

So far here is a list of grinders I've seen recommended on this sub :

  • 1ZPresso JX pro
  • Commandante c40 (but there are different burrs and I don't know which one I'd pick)
  • Capresso Infinity
  • Hario mini mill

Haven't bern really checking the the last two though. There seem to be quite we difference in prices range, so I need your help picking the right model (and size?). I don't want to spend too much, but I'm okay for a little pricey one if it makes a great deal of difference and it'll last! Also I'm open to look for second hand grinders unless you thinks it's a bad idea ?

Cheers and thank you for your help,

Edit : kingrinder's P & K series are also seemingly a solid choice, if any of you guys have an opinion, I'm interested!

 

Hi,

Trying to move group chat from telegram to a more private option, but the key feature is its web interface which is so convenient...

I've checked SimpleX, Session, Briar & Element-Matrix, but the first 3 do not have a web version and the latest only has a free version for self-hosting and I haven't looked into self-hosting yet.

I'd completely understand if what I'm looking for doesn't exist for free, but if anyone has a suggestion here, I'm interested!

Cheers

 

EDIT: Thank you all for your help, I guess I'll have to keep changing location, filling captcha and occasionally allow an exception. Keeping ones internet activity even remotely private requires effort, even with good tools.

Hi,

After reading time and again about how Mullvad VPN is the best VPN out there, I decided to give it a try and got myself an account & credit for a month worth of trial.

However after a couple days of use on my mobile (I also use Mullvad Browser), I'm getting bounced from many mainstream website.

Is this normal? Any settings I should adjust?

Cheers

 

Lemmy start by saying I don't trust telegram in termes of privacy (pun intended). But I still use it for specific purposes and I was wondering if there is a point in using a fork privacy-wise? I's assume not since it still uses telegram servers but still curious about an explanation as to why not! Cheers

 

More specifically, I'm thinking about forkgram, a telegram fork. I get that open source app make their code public therefore people can use it and build from it, but I thought it allowed for creating a separate app. Forkgram however still has all my chats so it must be able to connect to telegram servers and both apps must be somehow intertwined. Since telegram is only partly open sourced, I don't understand how this is possible and why telegram would allow this?

 

And additionnaly, isn't there a way to exploit this so we can store more stuff on PCs?

Edit: can't thank you all individually but thanks to everyone, I learnt something today, appreciate all of your replies!

 

Hi,

A friend wants to degoogle his phone, so I suggested the OS I'm currently using. The one we can't talk about... He wants a small/compact phone, so I suggested pixel 4a (not buying second hand though), but I'm afraid that planned obsolescence may kill the phone rather soon. What's your opinion?

Cheers and thank you for your help,

 
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