u/Ok-Brilliant-8144

dotwork by delta sheep

the beginning of this song makes me so incredibly happy it reminds me of crispy humidity and blue light and seeing red on the noses and ears of people walking by and

kinda new to math rock (listening ~1 year) does anyone has any recommendations? i know the most of the decently popular artists (toe, delta sleep, yvette young, clever girl, chon, giraffes? giraffes!, i think chinese football is pretty well known too?)

edit (that i cant do): typed delta sleep as delta sheep bruh

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u/Ok-Brilliant-8144 — 9 days ago

should i go down the rabbit hole of trying different brewing methods or get a cheap espresso machine and get it over with [$250]

basically title.

context: in uni (not rich). been researching for days about an economically responsible way to consume coffee (mainly lattes). i have a delonghi dinamica at home that i've used for a couple of months, but it's too expensive to buy at the place i attend uni (take a wild guess where).

things are cheaper at home so i was thinking of buying a grinder and brewer to bring back to uni, but i mostly drink lattes. aka a milk frother is also needed.

i have my eyes on these so far:

coffee machines: delonghi dedica, breville café roma (off of amazon)

other method

GRINDERS: timemore c3 (esp), kingrinder k6, 1zpresso (will have to wait for black friday sale maybe)

BREWERS: bialetti moka pot, aeropress

FROTHERS: nanofoamer... something cheap...

i dont really care about latte art or anything but with dinamica i could draw silly little pictures when pouring in the last bit of milk from the steaming pitcher. taste is mildly important as well, i don't need something high-end (but of course not something bad too).

i have a feeling that if i don't go with the entry-level coffee machine i'd end up using a lot of money trying different stuff, and i don't want that to happen (it has happened to me and mechanical keyboards before) because i can spend the money paying off bills or something.

tldr; methods to brew coffee for beginner without taking out the big bucks (easy to clean and maintain would be a bonus)

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u/Ok-Brilliant-8144 — 2 months ago