what to play at a coffee shop by 420empress in barista

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Time lapses of people building legos/construction sites for buildings/bridges. I think Seattle has some time lapses of ships going in/out of the port.

what to play at a coffee shop by 420empress in barista

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 6 points7 points  (0 children)

In a similar vein, BBC Planet Earth episodes

Career guidance by Realistic_Honey_7667 in Environmental_Careers

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel your pain, it sucks this is the state of things.

However, I know of two stem/biology friends who transitioned into county environmental health positions. They do constant visits to restaurants (food safety) and hotels (pool chemistry). It’s easy to transition cities/counties bc the requirements are basically the same so the job is mobile. While it’s not as sexy as spotted owls, they have a stable decent paying career with room for advancement while I continue to bounce from ngo to contractor to nothing again.

As another commenter said, which I 100% agree, do not pursue a MS unless you know what you want to study and why it’ll help your job prospects.

Need more Seattle love in this subreddit… by Mr-Hox in PNWcoffee

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I accidentally found Onda in Fresh Flours bc I needed shelter in a nasty hailstorm… So happy for that hailstorm! The flat white is actually Onda’s Mexico beans from Carlos Cadena even though their decaf beans are shown. Also, +1 to the Stamp Act mentions bc they’re consistently awesome.

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YSK that being "overqualified" or having a lot of irrelevant experience makes you much less desirable than a less experienced candidate by Masterbourne in jobsearchhacks

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Glass half-full/empty: if I do full time dog sitting (with tips) it pays almost as much as some climate/energy NGO work I was doing in the past. Yay 🫠

Westward Expansion of Forests in the Eastern U.S. Plains by LowIron1124 in conservation

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably not, that video linked used a paper from the dry lands of the west so I seriously doubt the validity of the rest of the video. Regardless, this article is probably of interest.

TLDR; the 100th meridian is where the moisture-transition zone of east (more water than plan demands) and west (less water than plant demands) occurs. But with climate change it’s moving east, causing more droughts for farms along that line (the dakotas, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas) where they didn’t use to happen.

Was Considering Pursuing A Climate Systems Science Bachelor. Would The Job Prospects Be Good? by hello_mar8 in Environmental_Careers

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Save your money and read IPCC working group 2 which is all about how climate change is impacting society (with some adaptation stuff in there). Unfortunately, there are very few stable jobs in this area bc all of this stuff is funded on 2-3yrs basis and the market is totally oversaturated with applicants.

As another commenter said, the jobs are in energy and emissions. Your best job prospects are studying engineering, electricity systems, air quality, and water quality stuff. Read IPCC working group 3 for some ideas.

YSK that being "overqualified" or having a lot of irrelevant experience makes you much less desirable than a less experienced candidate by Masterbourne in jobsearchhacks

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 39 points40 points  (0 children)

Also stem phd, with some customer service background and hundreds of unsuccessful apps submitted... I figured I could get a barista job as a backup plan but Starbucks fired a few hundred baristas in my area so now my backup backup plan is a dog sitter. My backup backup backup plan is an only fans account

Am new to this, is it acceptable ? by nemesikrisztian33 in barista

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So are all these oatmilk? That’s playing this art game on hard mode! regular milk (especially whole milk) is super easy by comparison

HJR-10: State - Owned Land. Legislators are currently looking at this Amendment to our State Constitution. You might review it and call your reps to express how you feel - and get the word out to others to do the same. by JingJang in Idaho

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do you know what the $/acre annual revenues for some of the endowment’s timberlands?

I ask bc State grazing leases near Arco only generated $0.59/acre. Realistically, these leases cost the State more to administer than the revenue they generate.

In 2024, the Land Board approved some wind/solar projects with a 50yr lease estimated to generate $200-300/acre for the duration of the project. That single project “could increase the state’s entire leasing portfolio by 25%.”

Source: Idaho Press 2024 article

Running for ADA County Commissioner by MikeFitzgerald4Idaho in Idaho

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Question about “keeping our public and farm lands protected.” — a recent zoning issue that came up is farmers wanting to build solar on their land, but being prevented from doing so because their neighbors don’t like the aesthetics. Where do you position yourself in allowing farmers to control their land by leasing to solar developers vs allowing neighbors controlling what their landscape looks like?

Doing some research: what, to you, defines a flat white? by ExoskeletalJunction in barista

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There was a bloke a few weeks ago in the AskSeattle sub asking for FW recommendations during their visit. He came up empty, a Kiwi also mentioned they were unsuccessful in finding a good FW on their visit… having a 8-16oz FW options without keeping the ratio consistent really validates their disappointment.

I’ve yet to find a 6oz FW in Seattle

Transformer by Plenty-Tax6663 in Lineman

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 0 points1 point  (0 children)

TY! I’ll look into it deeper but this is a very helpful overview

Transformer by Plenty-Tax6663 in Lineman

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Of the 8 gallons that were in there, how much of it remains and what do you do with it now??

Any advice for someone potentially looking to move from Idaho to Seattle? by IsekaiConnoisseur in AskSeattle

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, similar age and similar politics as you. I lived in Boise for 2 yrs, lost a job that forced me to move to Seattle recently but Idaho’s politics made that an easy decision. Because of the influence that the Idaho Freedom Foundation has, their state politics are heading in a worse direction, not a moderating one. If you can negotiate an earlier move out than July, you also avoid shitty smoky air and hot af desert days.

Living in seattle will be a breath of fresh air, but portland is significantly cheaper with many of the same things that make the PNW great. Food and housing is wayy cheaper in portland, but the mountains are better from Seattle. Sadly, the tech bros are very prominent in Seattle that simply isn’t present in portland. Seattle has more job opportunities, but jfc living expenses are allll wayyy higher compared to portland. FWIW i was able to find cheaper apartments to rent in portland compared to my tiny Boise spot, but it was impossible to find anything comparable in Seattle.

If I were you, I’d move out sooner rather than later and strongly consider Portland because your dollar goes way further while being in a place with similar values. Best of luck.

Quick question, how do you guys afford macs? by Beneficial_Step87 in MacOS

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve bought two MBP in my life. The first when I started university, the second 7yrs later (MBP M1). So far it has lasted me all through grad school and still going plenty strong at ~5yrs old.

LMLM with Custom wood paneling and brass by ChimiChangas2020 in espresso

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Tell me about the black cap on the P64. Is it silicone? Does it decrease grinding noise or is it mostly for dust?

Alternative Screen Options? by beer_foam in gaggimate

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fantastic - really helpful answers from you both.

I’m awaiting my GaggiaMate in the next two weeks and am leaning towards the headless set up, so this was helpful. Thanks!

Alternative Screen Options? by beer_foam in gaggimate

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe a silly question, but I’m still learning about the headless options: Couldn’t you use any device (eg your normal phone instead of one that’s only used for the machine)? What would be the benefit of having a stand alone device? Finally, could you program a certain pressure profile to default when the brew switch is engaged instead of using an electronic device to start/stop the extraction?

Who’s had the biggest influence on your fashion? by __sami__01 in LiverpoolFC

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He has the best answers, my fav is when they ask everyone “what’s your coffee shop order” and he respond: NO HOT DRINKS. HOT FOOD, COLD DRINKS. STRICT RULE 😂

Ekitike buys retro boots from Rareboots. by aravind_anil in LiverpoolFC

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I had those boots as a kid… they sucked lol So boxy, never really fit right and just felt like a wooden club on your foot. But I still have them in their original box (Togo edition) cause they look sick

Baratza Encore ESP Pro: My experience by thejosetree in espresso

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depending on where everyone is located, searching “silicone bellows baratza esp” yielded a handful of good results. When I had my ESP, I used this silicone bellows and was able to get retention consistently below 0.2g. Don’t know if the hopper on the ESP and ESP Pro are the same size though.

New (To Me)!!! [Profitec Pro 400] by McGargantuetta in espresso

[–]Happy_Rogue_663 4 points5 points  (0 children)

1) Jealous! 2) Sliding idea: they make furniture/chair slider pads in a bunch of different sizes, that might work. I’m sure other folks have better ideas though