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   Steve's Place (steter@mastodon.stevesworld.co)'s status on Wednesday, 26-Feb-2025 16:43:18 JST Steve's Place

   Notes on the Ninja Single Serve Pods or Grounds coffee maker.

   This is the most obviously cad-cam designed item I've ever owned.

   It would be spectacular if molded with steel.

   Much of it could be 3D printed.

   The coffee is hotter than the Keurig ever brewed. After writing all of this, it is still as warm as the Keurig brews were, at their hottest.

   It has an algorithm to determine the temperature water boils at, in case you live in Denver or Salt Lake City. I don't happen to, but if you do, calibration is an added step in the initialization process.

   That might have something to do with how hot the brew is. I didn't run the calibration. It is a bit steamy at a couple of hundred feet above sea level. Not excessively. It could probably steam up a sauna at altitude.

   My disposable k-cups do not fit. They have finger holds at the top that are too wide for the k-cup adapter. Boo. Hiss.

   It comes with its very own scoop so that the manufacturer has the ability to let you know how much ground coffee to add. 2 scoops for this brew.

   It took a solid hour to unbox it, clean it, and run a first, water-only, 24 oz brew. 5 minutes of that was spent getting glue and thread off of part of the unit when the packing tape shredded instead of came off in one spot.

   Its included brewing basket is nice. Easy to clean. I can live without reusable k-cups.

   What I used for a 24 oz brew was too small. It definitely serves proper sizes. The tall mug I'm drinking from now holds 10 oz nicely.

   There are more brew sizes available than with the Keurig. I like that a lot.

   It pauses during brewing, and restarts, more than once. The resulting Classic brew is likely richer-flavored than it would be otherwise.

   It has more options and costs about half the price of the Keurig I used to use, which becomes my emergency spare now, in need of deep cleaning.

   At first blush, this is a nice machine.

   #Ninja #coffee #review

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   Daniel Supernault (dansup@mastodon.social)'s status on Friday, 21-Feb-2025 16:40:31 JST Daniel Supernault

   One of our best friends almost bought me a puppy and brought it over, but thankfully they didn't because I'm not quite ready yet.

   Instead, we'll be having drinks together this weekend and celebrating Drakes life with a lot of people who knew and loved him.

   We haven't been able to go out since 2022, because Drake had severe separation anxiety, so I am looking forward to this a lot.

   It's okay to move on, we won't ever forget you buddy ❤️

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   Christine Lemmer-Webber (cwebber@social.coop)'s status on Saturday, 14-Dec-2024 09:12:35 JST Christine Lemmer-Webber

   in reply to

   To conflate the two *automatically* introduces decentralization-washing. I don't think this is intentional, but it explains a lot.

   It explains how a "weak" definition of decentralization could come from one of the boldest visions of what that very *idea* could be

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   Esther Payne :bisexual_flag: (onepict@chaos.social)'s status on Saturday, 14-Dec-2024 05:04:28 JST Esther Payne :bisexual_flag:

   in reply to

   @hacks4pancakes @Lazarou @munin Timing matters so much for this. We moved before just before the Brexit vote to France, we also timed our application for Article 50 residency really carefully. We sacrificed a lot.

   It does take time, patience and money. The earlier you plan and start the better.

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   Helio Loureiro (helioloureiro@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 03-Nov-2024 20:28:21 JST Helio Loureiro

   in reply to

   @pedro I'm checking the katana amps from boss. But I just notice the good one costs quite a lot.

   It costs 3~4x the Joyo's pedal. But there are a lot more of effects.

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   Nicole Parsons (npars01@mstdn.social)'s status on Sunday, 09-Jun-2024 06:43:01 JST Nicole Parsons

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   @luckytran

   It's fascinating to watch the mass exodus out of the professions of teaching & healthcare.

   The fact that nothing has been done to upgrade the HVAC in schools & hospitals to include air purification & filtration systems for viruses, excessive heat, air pollution, or wildfire smoke, says a lot.

   It says "If we don't value your life, why would we care about the air quality?!?"