I’m probably the last person that should be answering this, just getting into espresso myself, but you can buy a mesh filter that goes between the espresso and the machine. They’re pretty inexpensive and can help protect the screen from making contact with your puck. I believe they’re also supposed to help with water distribution?
Make sure there aren’t any clocks/screens in the video that expose you lol
All good! Totally valid and justified
I want to be optimistic about this, but given the (lack of) regulation and privacy protections that we have as US citizens, LOL 🤡
No, that’s why I said we’re falling into the same bigoted patterns as before. It’s not surprising but it is absolutely batshit that we keep rinsing and repeating the same cycle :/
I haven’t read the article yet but damn that’s a sobering title. We must do better in the US (and the world). Really frustrating that we keep falling into the same bigoted patterns rather than treating everybody as inherently worthy of bodily autonomy and respect. Batshit that people are making this out to be a states rights issue.
Noooo don’t use water unless you’re in a climate that NEVER freezes. I drove my grandpa’s car to Utah from Seattle and used the wiper fluid as I was coming down snoqualmie pass and froze the whole windshield because he had put water in and I almost died. DO NOT use water unless you’re 100% sure your car will never be in freezing temperatures.
And to answer the main question, you should be good to use any wiper fluid.
It’s the same reason my complex can force me to pay $100 for Xfinity while my neighbor pays $30 for the exact same service (because they’re in a house).
Yeah posting is like walking on eggshells. Too many rules that aren’t always obvious/easy to find. Or that time I got auto banned from r/news for responding to someone on r/conservative with my liberal perspective…
So far so good! It’s been cool to see activity slowly pick up over the last few days
I’m on iOS beta testing the Mlem app and that’s already improved a lot over the last few days, too.
I’m really optimistic about Lemmy, it feels like cool things are happening here!
They targeted 30 fps so that they could maintain a consistent experience. Not great, but it sounds like they’re putting a lot of work in to make it work well at their target
I’m hoping we band together enough on here so that we don’t ever have to think about Reddit again
Agreed! It’s a little rough right now, but it honestly feels like Reddit did years ago. I hope we get enough action over here to pull people away for good