[-] fdrc_lm 1 points 20 hours ago

Strangely enough I only knew Morgan Eckroth for her Tik Toks, I never discovered her YouTube channel, I’m very curious to dive into that

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submitted 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago) by fdrc_lm to c/coffee@lemmy.world

I love him and he does a wonderful job, but I feel like my whole coffee-related knowledge derives from just one guy. Do you have other people to recommend who also do a good job at informing and researching about coffee? Not necessarily in English

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submitted 2 days ago by fdrc_lm to c/coffee@lemmy.world

Are we ignoring the animated bean or what?

[-] fdrc_lm 3 points 2 days ago

El Navidad pasado fue literalmente Last Christmas de Wham, así que al menos este año seguro que será mejor ✨

[-] fdrc_lm 2 points 3 days ago

¡Sí, tienes razón! Como ves, tus consejos no han sido en vano, solo necesitaba movilizar a muchos más chilenos 😅

[-] fdrc_lm 2 points 3 days ago

Es más bien una forma de decir «gracias, ha sido genial». Al vivir al otro lado del océano, lamentablemente no hay muchas «posibilidades», pero no pasa nada. Gracias por el apoyo de todos modos ❤️.

[-] fdrc_lm 1 points 3 days ago

AHAHAHA Eh Solo nos hemos visto tres veces, ni siquiera sabría decir si realmente nos conocemos 🥲 De todos modos, está de viaje por Europa para una especie de intercambio cultural, es médico. Lo vi en una app cuando llegó a su etapa italiana, que por desgracia duró poco. De todos modos, fue bonito, también conocí a los otros chilenos con los que viajaba. O mejor dicho, mientras ellos hablaban en español, yo estaba allí con esta cara: 🙂 Creo que les causé buena impresión cuando me dijeron «gracias» y yo respondí «prego», y se volvieron locos, al parecer se divirtieron mucho. 🌚

[-] fdrc_lm 5 points 4 days ago

Ommioddio GRAZIE Busqué por todas partes algún email de asistencia, pero por alguna razón no lo encontré.

Por increíble que parezca, sé su nombre completo, porque necesitaba ayuda con un boleto de tren y me envió el PDF del boleto, con el nombre completo escrito en él.

¡Gracias de nuevo!

[-] fdrc_lm 2 points 4 days ago

Sí, de hecho hay varios puntos de recogida, tanto de Chilexpress como de Correos de Chile. Podría decidir enviar el paquete a cualquiera de ellos.

El problema es entender cómo funciona. Podría simplemente enviar el paquete por correo a una sucursal como si lo enviara a cualquier otra dirección, pero luego tendría que asegurarme de que él pudiera recogerlo. Por lo tanto, no sé si recibiré un email con algún código o QR que él pueda mostrar, o si es necesario que comunique los datos del destinatario o incluso si debo adjuntar su documento de identidad. Lamentablemente, los centros de asistencia que he consultado no contemplan este caso específico, y ni hablemos de sus chats de asistencia con IA, que más valía que me dijeran «apáñate» 🫠.

[-] fdrc_lm 1 points 4 days ago

Ahaha, bueno, creo que sería una escena muy divertida si, por casualidad, un día se encontrara con un compatriota suyo de Vicuña que le dijera: «¡Hola! Tengo que entregarte esto que viene del otro lado del océano 🥷».

De todos modos, sí, el italiano y el español son bastante comprensibles entre sí, tanto que no necesito un traductor para entender las publicaciones de esta comunidad.

Per di più, con il ragazzo del Cile spesso decidevamo di non usare l’inglese e di parlare semplicemente ognuno la sua lingua [come ora], alla fine ci capivamo abbastanza bene e lui poteva farsi due risate ogni volta che io dicevo “prego”

[-] fdrc_lm 2 points 4 days ago

En realidad, él me había mostrado su casa en Street View, solo para que viera cómo era su ciudad. Recordé el nombre de la calle y, gracias a Street View, pude averiguar fácilmente su dirección exacta. Sin embargo, no me parece apropiado hacerlo, ya que él no me lo dijo explícitamente. Me temo que podría parecer un acto de stalking, como mínimo 🌚

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submitted 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago) by fdrc_lm to c/chile@feddit.cl

Soy italiano, espero no estar haciendo spam aquí, pero tengo una necesidad muy específica [texto traducido automáticamente, pido disculpas por cualquier error]

Necesito enviar un regalo a Chile desde Italia Es para un chico chileno que conocí mientras viajaba por Italia. Lo pasamos muy bien y me gustaría enviarle un recuerdo de Italia como sorpresa.

El problema es que no sé su dirección, solo la ciudad en la que vive. Mi idea era enviar el regalo a algún tipo de punto de recogida postal, o sucursal, como creo que se llaman en Chile, sin embargo, es sorprendentemente difícil entender desde Italia cómo enviar un paquete a una sucursal con la certeza de que el destinatario podrá recogerlo (obviamente, tendré que avisarle de que ha llegado un paquete para recoger, por lo que no será del todo una sorpresa, pero siempre es mejor que tener que pedirle su dirección).

¿Tienen experiencia con este tipo de envíos desde el extranjero? Me bastaría con conocer el procedimiento de envío correcto para que el paquete llegue y cómo hacer para que el destinatario pueda recogerlo. Por ejemplo, he oído que es necesario que comunique el RUT del destinatario, lo cual sería un problema, ya que ni siquiera lo sé 🫠

Espero de verdad no estar haciendo spam, si no es así y alguien tiene alguna información, se lo agradezco de antemano de todo corazón ❤️

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submitted 1 month ago by fdrc_lm to c/coffee@lemmy.world

Since I happen to have three medium-light roast coffees at home, I thought it would be the perfect time to have my first little cupping session by myself ✨

It was actually quite fun and interesting, so I’m giving you my impressions and feelings about this little experience

Setting

Coffees

Spirit of India, Plantation AA (not specialty) Washed, Light roast (actually medium-light imho) By La Brasiliana, Ferrara, Italy

Shakiso, Ethiopia, from Kayon mountain farm Natural, medium light roast By Forno Brisa, Bologna, Italy

Las Perlitas, Colombia, Washed, medium light roast By Forno Brisa, Bologna, Italy

Preparation

Grind: Kingrinder K6, 70 clicks 8g of coffee in 130g of water 4 minutes of brewing About 10 minutes of cooling after breaking the crust

Valuating aspects

Aroma, acidity, sweetness, body, finish and flavours Both in quality (how much I liked it) and quantity (bland to strong)

How it went

I think the preparation was ok. The main 2 issues was the quantity, which I decided to keep lower than usual in order to use as less coffee as possible but I probably was a mistake, and temperature, since it cooled down way quicker than I expected so it was basically at room temperature for the whole time

It is crazy how different coffees can taste when compared in this way. I prepared both the Ethiopian and the Colombian one in this month but could really tell what made them different, today they tasted like two whole different beverages, the first more like a fresh fruit juice, the second more like a strong and sweet tisane.

Sweetness was definitely the trickiest aspect to analyse for me, as flavours was so different and acidity often seemed to enhance sweetness instead of masking it

The Indian one seemed quite blander. I guessed that the “specialty” indication wasn’t that important but it was clear that the two specialty coffees had more pronounced characteristics However it was very interesting to compare it to the others, since it has virtually no acidity and completely different flavours, so I had to go back and fourth multiple times to understand what was going on

In the final moment I tried to find words to describe flavours, which was fun. However in the end I quite disagree with the flavour profiles written in the bags, especially with the Indian one, which was described with “citrus, chocolate and green tea” while I’ve wrote down “wood, dried fruits, walnut” 🙃

If you’re curious about the three coffees specifically, I must say Las Perlitas blowed my mind for how it tasted, super sweet, acidic but also soft and complex. Definitely completely different from what is typically associated with “coffee”

So that’s it. It was fun and actually very useful to understand the actual characteristics of coffee, I’d say it is a good activity to do when buying new coffees

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submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by fdrc_lm to c/coffee@lemmy.world

Using the right water for coffee was one of the best tips I learned from multiple sources in order to improve coffee at home. I live in a place in Italy with extremely hard water, so I have a cleaning filter installed that still leaves a series of minerals. Water is good to drink but not to brew coffee.

The solution I’m using now is bottled water, which works really well except for the fact that buying and wasting plastic isn’t ideal at all

Is there any way to obtain good quality water without having a ton of plastic in my bin? I mean I could buy mineral pills or something but still I’d need first to get demineralised water somehow, most likely bottled. So I don’t know really

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submitted 2 months ago by fdrc_lm to c/coffee@lemmy.world

I’m in Italy, seems like for 250g of specialty coffee you need to spend at least 15€ but 20€ and more is much more likely. I’ve tried buying cheaper options online but honestly they weren’t so good. I wonder what is the trend in other countries in Europe and in the world in general

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submitted 2 months ago by fdrc_lm to c/askgaymen@lemmy.world

Like, I get bareback feels better but, like, HIV is still a thing, and other STIs too I guess. But seems like nobody actually cares lately. Am I the one being weird?

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submitted 2 months ago by fdrc_lm to c/coffee@lemmy.world

Recipe summary

60g of coffee for 1l of water That is 15g of coffee for 250ml Grind size a little finer than what you think especially for lighter roasts

Preheating is quite important. Plastic works better for heat retention However comment under suggested some advices for ceramic and glass which doesn’t involve too much water, like putting the V60 over the kettle while heating up, or even better put the V60 with the rinsed paper filter in the microwave for about 20s

Pour “pulsed” technique: 0:00: Pour 50g of water to bloom 0:10 - 0:15: Gently Swirl 0:00 - 0:45: Bloom 0:45 - 1:00: Pour up to 100g total 1:00 - 1:10: Pause 1:10 - 1:20: Pour up to 150g total 1:20 - 1:30: Pause 1:30 - 1:40: Pour up to 200g total 1:40 - 1:50: Pause 1:50 - 2:00: Pour up to 250g total

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submitted 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago) by fdrc_lm to c/technology@lemmy.world
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submitted 3 months ago by fdrc_lm to c/graphic_design@lemmy.world

I’d like to follow more people sharing stuff and talking about graphic design and typography, if you know accounts on Pixelfed, Mastodon, Misskey, Lemmy or anything else it would be much appreciated

[-] fdrc_lm 27 points 8 months ago

Also people like Minecraft precisely for its comfy basic aesthetic and vibe in general

[-] fdrc_lm 39 points 8 months ago

In Italy we have both so, take that I guess 🙃🥲

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