Shop has a new laptop for the bagging area since the old one self-destructed (I've known it was going to do that for a while). Currently going through the whole figuring out how to disable all the junk. It doesn't need to be a good machine (and it isn't) but I did talk my sister out of trying to go with something too awful.
Sent out a press release to spread the word about CRUCS. Hoping to get some time to write up a few more articles and tutorials about different ways of using the software, but that's probably not happening today. Anyway, if you need a better tool for making coffee roasting plans, https://crucs.net
CRUCS 1.1.0 is live now. New features include TSV import, new sampling modes, new options for rate of change calculation, and layer duplication.
Have a plan, roast coffee better.
Drinking some of the coffee I brought back from my trip. I don't get a chance to drink other people's coffees often unless I'm traveling or someone is trying to get my help because their coffee doesn't taste as good as they think it should, so getting to enjoy something that another roaster genuinely thinks is good is a nice experience. (they did a very nice job with the coffee, it's delicious)
Last night's return flight was more full than the flight out, but still not packed. I had a guy in my row on the aisle seat who was also working on stuff and we shared the extra space from the unoccupied middle seat. Still, would have been nice if I could swap the laptop battery without using a screwdriver since the outlet wasn't going to work for me.
Ordered another couple thousand pounds of coffee. Needed to keep the order on the smaller side. One thing that I was hoping to get would have been pretty old, new stuff showing up next week but I don't want to delay getting the other things in to wait for that so it'll have to get pushed out a little farther.
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.