Absolutely no memes please. Right now, r/games is easily the subreddit that I miss the most, and it's because it was entirely news and discussion focused. I sincerely hope I can turn to this community for most of my gaming news, and don't want to see an influx of memes.

Free speech is speech that is protected from government regulation or persecution. This is a private platform, and therefore Nazis and their speech can fuck right off.

So yeah, they are absolutely to spew their hateful speech without legal repercussions, but we absolutely do not have to let them do so here.

Dude, I know you can't say why, but I sincerely hope you come back after your...excursion? And update us all with the results. And may e tell us why when you have the chance.

Just coming in here and saying you can't shit for 3 days. What on earth is this.

Similar for me, but with Relay. I absolutely refuse to use the shitshow that is the official app. And honestly, I've been actively choosing to use Reddit less and less.

While I disagree, I respect your opinion. Not every food is for everyone, and it sounds like you have put in the effort to try it out more than was even remotely necessary.

That's what this community really should be about! Having fun with the coffee we have, but having even more fun with the journey to the next best cup. I know I'm constantly trying and learning new things.

V60 is definitely my favorite, but as I continue to collect more gear, I almost feel guilty if I dont go back and use some for a little bit. So I'll go on binges with my French press, the Stagg, chemex, aeropress, aeropress with prismo.

And if either James Hoffman or Lance Hedrick drop a new video highlighting a piece I already have, you better believe I am gonna go back and try what they are suggesting.

I'd say it really depends on what you are looking for. If you want something that is technically coffee and has mostly dark roast tasting notes, and delivers caffeine in a relatively easy manner, I'm sure Nespresso is gonna do the trick just fine.

If you want to get into the finer nuances of coffee, there are much better options out there. What would you say your budget is, realistically?

It's also really solid on Android. It's the first time, for me at least, that a web app has felt more solid than any legit apps.

Hey, pour over is just a good old classic. You can't really repeat the ritual or flavors you get with it anywhere else. And sometimes the most simple is the most enjoyable.

Exactly where my mind went.

Sounds like anaerobic fermentation! I have had some seriously funky and delicious beans that went through that process. I even saw one that did the same, but introduced peaches into the fermentation to attempt to impart some of that flavor as well.

https://sprudge.com/what-does-anaerobic-fermentation-mean-for-coffee-192474.html

Sometimes the simplest is the most delicious.

French press is just so consistently awesome. It really only makes a bad cup when the beans themselves aren't all that great.

My wife loves the aeropress for her iced lattes. I just use the aeropress with the prismo attachment.

I've been looking at the flair 58 as a potential entry into espresso. I have a JX Pro, which I have read should be serviceable to grind for espresso.

How have the shots been on your 58? Only complaints I've heard are in relation to preheating, anything else that you love/dislike?

So I love it so far, but when switching to the true black AMOLED setting, a lot of the buttons stay that gray color. Not sure if intended or missed.

That's one I haven't tried yet. I have a cat that likes to destroy everything, and I find even want to introduce that to the equation yet.

I mean it's probably better than nothing... So like a 2/10?

But I'm absolutely a coffee snob, so you'll have to take my opinion lightly lol.

French Press was my entry into truly good coffee, and it's still one that I love to go back to.

I definitely enjoy cold brew, especially during summer, but it generally pretty muted in flavor compared to a pourover or French press. I usually make it when I get a bag of beans that I am a bit disappointed with, as a lot of the underlying tasting notes aren't as present in cold brew and it still allows me to enjoy the coffee.

I mean, heck, I want to get some whip cream canisters and nitrogen canisters to make my own nitro cold brew as another coffee project.