Mason jars are almost fancy. What about a Folgers tub?

Another few weeks (and a colonial empire backing you) and you’d have perfected the new gin & tonic!

Lance seems to suggest your approach. You’re certainly making a better seal, the same way that Swiss cheese is full of holes but you can’t actually see through a block of it.

Yes, but do they know what the numbers mean?

I’d say at the very least don’t drink infant-killing, water-rights-death-squad enforcing Nestlé and I’ve got no beef with you. But one can also hope for somewhere above the 6th circle of hell.

So not mason jars?

Well, me too. Haha. I think a lot of his stuff goes into diminishing returns, but he seems to make a point to give you a grounded option as well.

In this one he’s providing enough context around the research for people to be able to decide how much they care, he’s not putting out “5 things coffee scientists say you need to do - number 4 will shock you” content.

I’m with you, but it looks like that may not always be the case. Speaking of cabinet though, I leave bags on the counter and may move them into a cabinet instead. Slightly cooler.

You’re right, might as well make the most of that time.

AeroPress with the Fellow Prismo, and thermos, grinding at home… there might be a way to make this happen.

I got 4 RGB DIMMs to make a 32 GB kit a couple of years ago for the price I’d paid for a 2x8 kit years before. I don’t even dare look now, I’m good.

Do Uber passengers still get reviewed? I may be able to get away with this…

That’s the one. It has better support for multi-monitor setups than Magnifier and can zoom on a lot of games Magnifier can’t. It’s clearly somewhere else in the graphics pipeline. I hope other people on team know about it, is good to know what others are doing when developing your product.

Looking forward to testing the magnifier! I’ll keep recommending Windows Magnifier and ZoomIt, but I always like to have more tools in the low vision Swiss army knife. There are a couple of edge cases to each that I’d like to see ironed out.

That difference in definition is cultural and circumstantial, I think. Manhattan has enough neighborhoods for a whole Wikipedia article, for example.

125 years barely gets you to another Empire. Hehe.

Right. Perfect is the enemy of good.

The only flight I could see this replacing for me has a good train option I often take, so this feels only academic. Then again, it might feel more natural for the US market?

Absolutely. Study design is hard, but improvements show genuine interest.

Slightly terrifying since I use that a lot for work, sometimes outside the organization.