I just woke up from a vivid nightmare about attending an #Ubuntu conference.
I was tasked with serving coffee. But no one liked my #coffee. Not a single person.
They said it was too strong, too bitter. I tried explaining its quality, its origins, and why it was a terrific blend, but I lacked the vocabulary to do it. I couldn't convince them.
It was terrible.
(I don't know why this was set at an Ubuntu conference, but it was an awesome, bonding, beautiful event in my head).
@killyourfm I think there's a definition based on a well determined score, it's considered specialty if it's >=80/100, but in practical terms, coffee you buy in a grocery store is just not coffee, I buy directly from specialty coffee roasters that ship their product immediately after roasting, grind it myself and brew it
@baldpolnareffart This is exactly me. I buy either from Teneo, Cogito, or Kavantura here in Zagreb. All specialty roasters who have absolutely incredible blends and regional offerings.
@killyourfm It's a metaphor for Linux. Nobody cares that you spent money supporting an impoverished developer, and hand-compiled the artisanal, bespoke packages. They don't like it.
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