#homebrewing — Public Fediverse posts
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The other day I used my craft beer trained sense of smell to find a fried IC in one of our devices.
So if someone asks me in a future job interview, what I learned from my hobby that is applicable to my work, I'll answer "Homebrewing taught me olfactory troubleshooting" 😆
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The other day I used my craft beer trained sense of smell to find a fried IC in one of our devices.
So if someone asks me in a future job interview, what I learned from my hobby that is applicable to my work, I'll answer "Homebrewing taught me olfactory troubleshooting" 😆
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The other day I used my craft beer trained sense of smell to find a fried IC in one of our devices.
So if someone asks me in a future job interview, what I learned from my hobby that is applicable to my work, I'll answer "Homebrewing taught me olfactory troubleshooting" 😆
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The other day I used my craft beer trained sense of smell to find a fried IC in one of our devices.
So if someone asks me in a future job interview, what I learned from my hobby that is applicable to my work, I'll answer "Homebrewing taught me olfactory troubleshooting" 😆
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The other day I used my craft beer trained sense of smell to find a fried IC in one of our devices.
So if someone asks me in a future job interview, what I learned from my hobby that is applicable to my work, I'll answer "Homebrewing taught me olfactory troubleshooting" 😆
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4.5ish gallons of oatmeal stout wort at an OG of 1.059 - I'll add a bit more water to dilute it down to my target of 1.056, but that's about where I was aiming!
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4.5ish gallons of oatmeal stout wort at an OG of 1.059 - I'll add a bit more water to dilute it down to my target of 1.056, but that's about where I was aiming!
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4.5ish gallons of oatmeal stout wort at an OG of 1.059 - I'll add a bit more water to dilute it down to my target of 1.056, but that's about where I was aiming!
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Brew day yet again - today's recipe is "Breakfast in Bed", an oatmeal stout (BJCP 16B). I figure it's definitely getting to the time of year for darker beers for one, and also that I'm not trying any more lagers until my basement is cold enough to deal with temperature spikes (or I can ferment in the garage).
Here goes nothing!
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Brew day yet again - today's recipe is "Breakfast in Bed", an oatmeal stout (BJCP 16B). I figure it's definitely getting to the time of year for darker beers for one, and also that I'm not trying any more lagers until my basement is cold enough to deal with temperature spikes (or I can ferment in the garage).
Here goes nothing!
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Brew day yet again - today's recipe is "Breakfast in Bed", an oatmeal stout (BJCP 16B). I figure it's definitely getting to the time of year for darker beers for one, and also that I'm not trying any more lagers until my basement is cold enough to deal with temperature spikes (or I can ferment in the garage).
Here goes nothing!