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I'm back and ready to get to brewing.
You're gonna really like Bru-1Subscribed to the Yakima Valley hopbox and got my first shipment today. Comes with stickers and a magnet, and tasting notes/suggestions for each variety. Probably the hops I'll use for Bunyip in here
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Where are you back from OTC?I'm back and ready to get to brewing.
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Welcome back to the fold!I'm back and ready to get to brewing.
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Maybe......Welcome back to the fold!
I hope your brief abstention helped you towards your goals.
Nugget Nectar is a favorite of mine. And I've had Wolf King, thought it a solid Imperial Stout. Troegs and Rusty Rail never disappoint.New GA-PA beer exchange shipment from my friend. Central PA has some great beer and nice can graphics.
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Nice, have fun with it. PC games have been digitally sold for the last 10 years, they don't even make physical game discs anymoreWell, I kinda delivered it to myself.....
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My old (8 years old) Gateway PC finally bit the bullet night before last. Fortunately, I'd paid the bills, and as usual, that "one more thing to do" in Quicken made the machine stick it's head in the dirt. So I powered down (forcibly), anticipating some delay getting back to what I was doing, but not quite the delay that actually occurred. Poked the power button to turn it back on, NADA. Checked cords, unplugged and reseated all cords, NADA. Checked output from UPS. Good to go. Uh oh. I figure dead power supply or motherboard. It doesn't even grunt when pushing the power button. So pulled the HD's out of it, and running a scan with PC Mover (Laplink) as I type. Gonna take a bit to transfer all the data, settings, and applications, and may not be 100%, but sure gonna be a whole lot quicker than digging out all the CD's and installation media to get it going again. One thing I just found out about this beast, though, no DVD-ROM. Hmmmm, wonder if I can poke one in somehow. Odd for a gaming PC to not have a CD/DVD reader, or at least seems so to me. Some games require having the original disk in the drive. I may be making an image of them and mounting them as needed. Ain't we got fun. This thing's a pretty decent machine, though. Rizen 5-5700, 16GB RAM, NVidia RTX-3060, 500GB SSD and 1TB HD.
There's still a few that require the disk, and some old titles I have that I still like to play. Not buying the same game again in digital format if I have it on disk, and some of 'em simply aren't available anymore. This machine will treat some of 'em sorta like killing a housefly with a Buick, but others were taxing my old machine. It just didn't have the guts to get the job done on some of the more graphically enhanced games. Shouldn't be much of a problem to create an image and mount it, assuming I can get the game to look in the right place for it. Might take some reassignment of drive letters, etc.Nice, have fun with it. PC games have been digitally sold for the last 10 years, they don't even make physical game discs anymore
Turns out, we had one already. Also picked up a docking station for SATA drives today. In the process of recovering all my data from the ones I took out of the defunct machine right now. I had a SATA/IDE - USB 2.0 converter, but it was never reliable. This one seems to hit the mark, albeit, it's treating one of my drives as something unrecognizable. I'll figger it out.External dvd drive maybe @RoadRoach ?
I'd be real interested in your impressions of that YQH-1320 sir. Think of me when you use it.
Same I see the Alpha Acid is pretty low too not like most of the new world hops where the Alpha can be 15 +I'd be real interested in your impressions of that YQH-1320 sir. Think of me when you use it.