Soadly is getting popular in Australia as an alternative to sugar / artificial sweeteners soadas. Most use vinegar: https://www.remedydrinks.com/collections/sodaly
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Just compared to a manual I purchased for $40 from Haynes - CHARM is just as good if not slightly better than that commercial repair guide for a 2008 VW GTI.
It’s still a fantastic step in the right direction, giving medical practitioners the flexibility to explore new medicines for treatment. I know my perception of these substances changed after reading How to Change your mind by Michael Pollan: https://michaelpollan.com/books/how-to-change-your-mind/
We have this for City of Melbourne in Australia. For city votes, it's compulsory for company representatives to lodge votes. "In some cases a voter may have a number of entitlements to vote. For example, a voter may be a resident, own a property and be a director of a company that owns or occupies rateable property within the municipality." https://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/about-council/governance-tr...
V60 brewing is great but my best and most consistent results have been from a recipe shared by a friend which uses an Aeropress and freshly roasted (<2 weeks old) single origin light roast beans.
Here’s the method as shared to me 0) pre warm your mug and rinse your aeropress filter 1) course grind - more than normal aeropress, more like v60+ grind - 35g of you fav and fresh light roast coffee bean into aeropress. On a Comandante C40 hand grinder, this is about 25-28 clicks out. 2) pour 150g of 85c water into aeropress 3) stir for 10 seconds 4) put aeropress end and filter on 5) wait 1:00 6) press coffee into mug, aim to finish at ~1:30 mark 7) pour 100-150g of 85c water into your mug, diluting to taste enjoy a very flavourful coffee
And the excellent Planet Money podcast on the same: https://www.npr.org/2021/05/05/993754418/planet-money-the-10...
A parallel universe with less entropy
Excellent execution. I could easily see this used with contextual seeds/triggers in a VR experience.
Looks amazing. Wouldn’t ever purchase one but 80% sure that I’d spend a few hundred for a couple flights.
Photoshop: http://www.computerhistory.org/atchm/adobe-photoshop-source-... Not open source but one of the most commercially successful and one of the best architected. Original source code now available via Computer History Museum.