u/Mysterious-Ables

I have lived in Germany for many years, in different parts of the country, but everywhere the Kellner/in makes the same mistake, pouring the beer from such a height into the glass that much of the carbonation is lost, meaning that once the glass is served to the customer, the beer tastes like it’s been sitting forgotten about for several hours. In other countries the glass is held close to the tap, and tilted as the drink is being poured, especially if it’s a lager/pilsner. Why do the Germans do this?

Two EufyCam 2Cs, set up about two months ago, got notifications for movement for the first couple of weeks, now, nothing. Fix this NOW Eufy, otherwise your products are nothing but gimmicks.

We have to keep an Allen key somewhere on/near the bike to adjust the seat each time one of us uses it (me tall, wife short). The quick release on the seat post does not hold it tight enough.

Any links/ ideas very welcome, thanks.

Since the album came out I have been listening to it exclusively on Apple Music, mostly through my AirPod Pro 2s. (Due to domestic reasons I haven’t been able to play it through my HiFi yet). I am now listening to it for he first time on Spotify lossless, and I think it sounds better on Spotify. The textures of Naraka are more defined and there is more separation of the percussive instruments. The big points to note here are that there is still no Bluetooth codec that supports lossless audio, and Apple Music High Res cannot be achieved without an external DAC.

Would be interested to hear others thoughts on whichever streaming service they’re using to listen to this incredible piece of art.

My entire question is in the thread title. Thanks.

I did what most people do when they listen to a new album all the way through for the first time, hear each track as an individual entityrather than a component of a body of work, but I am at a point now where I understand it, and have come to love it.

Introit sets expectations somewhat at odds to the rest of the album, it is a call to the past. From there, it is about barelling into an uncertain future, where the only answer to chaos and division is spirituality and devotion.

Inferno tells a story in a way that Campfire Headphase singularly failed to do, and in some ways picks up where Tomorrow’s Harvest left off.

Father And Son and The Word Becomes Flesh are my standout tracks, but they wouldn’t work without the other songs. The whole thing feels incredibly cohesive.

Inferno is the brothers’ best album since MHTRTC.

We ordered a ‘new’ Bosch Powerpack 500 and it was delivered three days ago. As per the instructions I fully charged it before using it for the first time. The range on the UA’s Kiox display, with the battery fully charged shows 35km. I pretty clearly remember the range when we first got the bike being in the region of +\= 50km.

Should we return the battery?

So, to provide some context, we live in a mid-size apartment building where ours is one of 10 apartments, which means there are about 18 people in total living in the house. In the last few months there have been issues with anti-social behaviour from local kids, but also one individual in our house - hence our community’s decision to install a security camera above the entrance to the building, of which I would be the admin.

I guess what I want to know is what would be the best way to set up the system? Obviously I don’t want to be notified every time someone comes through the door, but is there another setup that would work? Ideally the camera would record for 2-3 minutes between, say 10pm and 6am each time an event is triggered, but then recordings would be deleted after a set time period assuming no criminality had occurred. Would be interested to hear anyone’s similar scenarios.

(I recently bought two EufyCam 2Cs and a HomeBase 2).

I plan on going for a long walk in the fields behind our house on release day. The long player has always been a superior art form to the single, and this is why I need to listen to all the tracks in one sitting/walking.