I didn't have any issues with the oxo other than I didn't have enough space for it to occupy a spot permanently and moving it back and forth every morning got annoying.

It wasn't until I got the k6 that I was able to appreciate the difference in grind distribution between the two. Not a game changer but it was a small incremental improvement in brew quality.

Talk about a blast from the past. That was my first hand grinder and it was ok until I moved to the oxo electric grinder which turned out to be massive overkill for my needs. These days I'm on the k6 and very happy with the results as a pourover drinker.

You might find this Hedrick video (alt) useful for the tier list. Also available here as a google sheet.

As someone who was vaguely aware of omarchy and an arch user already, I had no interest in using it. I am happy to see more people talking about why it could be controversial. It helps counter the propaganda being pushed by the influencers right now. Sunlight is the best disinfectant.

I'm guessing the blurb was provided by coder and not written by the author. Like someone else said, it could've been worded better.

I use wgtunnel to stay connected to my home network to take advantage of dns filtering. Also have ublock origin installed in firefox mobile. Most of the activity is from blocking telemetry. The majority of apps I use on a daily basis are foss and the rare play store app is either a paid game or an app for a service like uber.

If you're not selfhosting, using one of the online options will probably work just as well.

From the newsletter:

no record of what they touched

From the site:

Centralized model access and policy-controlled environments with full observability and auditability across all AI usage.

We might have some wires crossed somewhere.

Most people aren't doing fresh installs often enough to get annoyed. There's also an understanding that Mozilla will need to do things we don't necessarily like to generate revenue and stay viable. Google isn't going to fund them forever. As long as we can turn those things off and configure firefox to our liking, we can tolerate such changes.

They're basically saying the AI companies are going to keep demand elevated to the point that supply will never catch up. It's possible but with variables like public backlash, unrealistic power requirements, eventual financial and AI regulation, I would bet on a painful collapse.

Turns out the linux kernel dodged a massive bullet, thanks Linus.

Link complains about adblock.

Friendly suggestion: Substitute video's clickbait title with something more informative like "Variable pricing using AI algorithms are increasing grocery prices."

MC: It's not us.

Steam & Itch: It's the payment processors.

Gee, I wonder who people are going to believe.