I've never really liked coffee, but this I'd try.Turkish?
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I've never really liked coffee, but this I'd try.Turkish?
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The only coffee I really enjoy...I've never really liked coffee, but this I'd try.
"Black as the Devil, strong as Death, and sweet as Love."
Only real Coffee is Turkish Coffee, and this is a fact.I've never really liked coffee, but this I'd try.
Wait til you get to Chapter 3...Also, this might finally be the replay that I've been waiting for all these years where I don't have to worry about performance issues.
Trade Quarter is nothing compared to Old Vizima in Chapter 5..Wait til you get to Chapter 3...
I've heard there's a café that pretends serving the best coffee in the world, 3 streets away from my place.The real coffee is which I drink at home for any good reason.
Not really. It's only a light overclock. Under load, 4790k boosts 2 of the 4 cores from 4GHz to 4,4GHz. I just raised the voltage a bit to allow all 4 cores to boost to 4,6GHz and applied adaptive voltage so when idling it'll decrease the clocks and voltages. Should save some electricity and make the CPU last longer.True that. Chapter 3 is usually enough to drop the FPS, though. Then again, you have OC'd your i7... quite a bit
Well considering Starbucks asks 2,95€ for a normal Melita filter coffee and it tastes like something from hell that was then burned and the burned parts dissolved in water. I think 5€ for a cup of the best coffee sounds like a dealBut it costs 5euros for a cup...
[video=youtube;G-cOsbIv2iA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-cOsbIv2iA[/video]Not really. It's only a light overclock. Under load, 4790k boosts 2 of the 4 cores from 4GHz to 4,4GHz. I just raised the voltage a bit to allow all 4 cores to boost to 4,6GHz and applied adaptive voltage so when idling it'll decrease the clocks and voltages. Should save some electricity and make the CPU last longer.
This bloke, James Dennis, is Mister Coffee. He grows Blue Mountain the old way.I've heard there's a café that pretends serving the best coffee in the world, 3 streets away from my place.
It's a very rare coffee from Jamaica. It seems that Jamaicans are always good on taking care of plants! (I should ask for a tipp concerning my yuka..)
But it costs 5euros for a cup...
I hope you can take the cup, the saucer and the spoon back home for this price...
I'll bring my personal @EmperorZorn try this, only him can tell if it's the best coffee or not.
I Can't understand why people keep on going in Starbucks..Well considering Starbucks asks 2,95€ for a normal Melita filter coffee and it tastes like something from hell that was then burned and the burned parts dissolved in water. I think 5€ for a cup of the best coffee sounds like a deal
There are always those who never learn....I Can't understand why people keep on going in Starbucks..
There are Starbucks all over where I live since I'm close to Seattle, WA (the place it was founded). However, I've never been to an actual Starbucks cafe. I suppose I've just never been one to follow trends, especially when it's a trend that is mostly a marketing scheme (paying high prices for a mediocre product for the sake of being trendy).I've been to Starbucks only once because there are no SB stores in my country. I got a cup of ice with some coffee poured over it, and that cost me 3 euros... no thanks, lol. Fancy coffee culture is so weird. Teeny tiny espressos are enough for me.
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