wesker

Entirely depends on the amount of spirits they use, and the size. If you're just wanting to test the water, don't be afraid to ask them to make it weak, there's no shame and no one will judge. And drink slowly.

This is really bad advice, though I don't think you meant any harm.

MLiG

You pspspsed in the wrong neighborhood

Might be the most complicated aeropress ritual I've seen yet.

My admission is I just add grounds, pour over, create a negative vac and let it "brew" for a minute or two, then press.

I don't mind the sun sometimes, the hieroglyphs it shows,

I can taste you on my lips and smell you in my gauze,

Cinnamon and sugary and softly mummified,

You never know just how to look through the all-seeing Horus eye.

People don't even read the articles posted here before they upvote or downvote them. You're being very optimistic.

Decades ago I used to carpool to work. If I wasn't driving, I'd near always fall asleep on the ride. I'd also for some reason near always get wood while nodding off. I don't think anyone ever noticed, or at the very least they were kind enough not to say anything.

There are USB C hardwire kits for dash cams that have a timer on them, as well as a low voltage shutoff. I bought the same one I use for my Vantrue N4 cam for this purpose.

I went with a LILYGO T-Echo as my LoRa unit. This was my choice so I could also grab the unit and put it in my pocket, if ever in an emergency and need to hoof it.

After researching fixed antennas, and also how much degradation there is the longer you run the coax between the low power unit and the antenna, I opted out. Instead I went with a highly rated and tested Gizont whip antenna directly on the unit.

What I meant by equivalent was the equivalent of 6 eggs.

That doesn't even rhyme.