19 Jun
2018
19 Jun
'18
10:05 p.m.
On Sunday 17 June 2018 07:17:54 Gene Heskett wrote:
On Sunday 17 June 2018 09:46:34 Dr. Nikolaus Klepp
wrote:
I, too, shop for the sales, but nowadays I am a coffee snob (thanks to a
former girlfriend, since about 30 years ago now). I spend at least $30-40
every month on the stuff. But I only like it strong and black, so at least I
save money by not needing to adulterate the elixir of enlightenment with
cream and sugar, etc.
It's rather an expensive habit, and probably qualifies as an addiction, but
then as I get older, I have fewer and fewer dependable pleasures, so by that
measure it's cheap. It also goes well with reading, and a good book is a
friend for life.
Bill
Am Sonntag, 17. Juni 2018 schrieb William
Morder:
Must be more than one container then. On this side of the pond, a 3 lb
can is a big one, I get nervous when I am down to the last can. For use,
that can gets dumped into a smaller plastic can with a handle that works
much better for filling the Mr. Coffee for another 12 cups of Gods
Blessing.
I've been known to have 4 of the big cans on top of the fridge, buying it
when its on sale at under 7 dollars a can. Wouldn't want to run out
between sales now would we?
> Nik On Sunday 17 June 2018 06:05:04 Thierry de Coulon
wrote:
Probably the caffein withdrawal is what makes real trouble :-) (just
conted: 4 kg coffee left *phiew*) On Sunday 17 June 2018 14.18:43 William Morder
wrote:
> Every time I use the new KDE Plasma, I get so frustrated that I
> want to break something. The same goes for whenever I have to
> use other people's computers, especially if they run Windoze or
> the rotten Apple; and it's even worse when I have to use a
> public computer.
>
> The only thing that worries me is that I am becoming my own
> island, which is maybe not so good. I am thinking maybe of
> running a virtual box inside my Linux machine, in which I can
> run Windoze or the rotten Apple or some other Linux OS, just to
> keep up a little with changes that are going on "out there".
I could have written this, or most of it. I don't know if it helps
knowing you're not alone...
Thierry
The Trinity users list is becoming my entire social life. I also
wonder if maybe this is not healthy. On the other hand, fewer and
fewer people "out there" seem to be really sane; and when I must use
their computers, this worries me even more.
When I was mostly offline for a few days, trying to migrate from
Debian to Devuan, I got 44 emails, of which 43 were from the TDE
mailing list.
Tomorrow, at any rate, I shall try to make it downstairs, past the
front desk, beyond the ice machine, and to go outdoors, maybe even
as far as the library and the farmers market. Also, I need coffee.