"Our customers frequently tell us that the recipients of gifts adorned with our big bows are more impressed and excited to receive the bow, than the gift itself. This is the kind of impact that you can only achieve with an impressive big bow."
If we want to get *really* scifi, maybe these hypothetical carbon capture machines could construct *themselves* out of captured carbon, possibly using some kind of tiny pod containing most of the materials needed to get started as well as the information to construct the entire machine... Maybe these pods could, themselves, be made through carbon capture using the same machines, making them self-replicating without any technical skills needed
But this is all some kind of absurd pipe dream, of course. It's not like self-replicating material-producing carbon capture machines grow on trees
Is there a reason why after upgrading my server to #PeerTube 2.0 video embeds are broken on Firefox (Mac, Windows, Linux), Chromium (only Linux tested), but works on Safari (Mac), Chrome (Linux), and Edge (Windows)? Just external embeds. On the site itself everything is working fine.
https://video.typica.us is now running PeerTube 2.0.
In case anybody wanted to buy some of that coffee to try it for themselves, the link to purchase that is: https://wilsonscoffee.com/products/ethiopia.html
The page also has an embedded PeerTube video that walks through my product development process for that coffee. In that I'm also talking a little bit about why you can't really go from some of the things you might measure as part of a quality assurance process directly to a marketing term for roast level (as I'm again trying to dissuade the guild from trying).
Tried mixing in a bit of my current Ethiopian in an espresso blend and at 10% it completely dominates the flavor, so I'm probably not using that. A couple years ago it would have been on trend to just do 100% that, but while that's nice as a rare change of pace, I wouldn't want to drink that every day.
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.