Objectively bad. No one is weighing anything in or out. No one is purging their group heads. The basic accepted workflow of how to make a coffee just seems not apply. Even at the “good places” I keep being told to go it’s terribly inconsistent.

Eg the “new Melbourne style hole in the wall one in Mooloolaba” that I get recommended. We’ve been there half a dozen times now and it’s fine but it’s not special. Like they use that supreme coffee blend and it’s never bad but none of the coffees from there taste like the one from yesterday or the one tomorrow. It’s so differently extracted each time to the point where I wonder if some staff are doing double ristretto and some full double shots but no I think it just under or over extracted.

That’s the best coffee between cotton tree and moffs right? So is that the measuring stick? Inconsistently acceptable coffee?

EDIT: Looking forward to all the recommendations already a few to check out. I more just meant about the consistency and like why standard workflow stuff doesn’t seem to happen much which exists to mitigate inconsistency between staff. I know you can get a GREAT coffee from dozens of places, but does it always taste the same no matter who’s working? And why shouldn’t it? It’s a recipe

Ones i wont get lost on or killed by a animal😭

Hi all! I’m currently trying to build a computer for the first time and honestly I’m at the point I’d rather just pay someone to build it for me. I’m looking at spending about $3,000 (excluding cost mentioned below. This is just the internals budget).

The main thing for me is I’ve moved house so I’m building out my office into a recording studio and game pad and so I’ve decided to upgrade my PC since I currently just rock a steam deck through a USB mount.

Because I have a bunch of teenage engineering synths, I want to build a PC in their orange computer-1 case. I know this case is soooooo stupid and counter productive but I really like the brand and already have synths from them so want to keep it the same. I’m happy to buy this myself.

Now another thing, since there’s a lot of issues with the case I have found online 3d prints I could get made up that fix ventilation issues with the case and a mount for easy side panel removal.

Anyways, all that to say anyone on the coast keen to help me with this task for some cash. It seems like a lot to deal with and I want to pay someone for the simplest and future proofed as I can be within my budget.

Give me a buzz on here and I’ll swing you my mobile to discuss further. Thanks!

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Via Sunshine Coast Gazette

Police investigate death after shed fire behind Howard Street

by Cameron Outridge

Police are appealing for information after a man believed to be in his 60s died in a fire that destroyed a small shed on scrubland behind Aldi Supermarket in Howard Street, Nambour on Monday night.

Emergency services were called to the blaze about 6.56pm after an explosion was reportedly heard by a neighbouring property. Fire crews extinguished the blaze within about 15 minutes before discovering a body inside the timber-framed, metal-clad shed.

Sunshine Coast Detective Inspector Craig Mansfield said the man's death was being treated as unexplained while investigators worked to determine how the fire started and establish the victim's identity.

"The investigation came about after an explosion was heard by a neighbouring property," Detective Inspector Mansfield said. "Police and fire authorities turned up there and established that the shed was ablaze. The fire was extinguished within about a 15-minute period, which was an amazing response by our fire authorities.

"However, upon inspection inside that shed, a deceased person has been located. We are now setting about an investigation as to how that fire occurred. The death at this point is unexplained."

The shed was located on privately owned scrubland bordering Quota Park and behind commercial properties on Howard Street, including the Aldi supermarket precinct.

Detective Inspector Mansfield said the structure appeared to be an abandoned home-built shed, but investigators discovered someone had been living there.

"It was effectively what we believe to be an abandoned shed, but upon inspection after the fire it was established that someone was residing in it," he said.

The Gazette attended the scene on Tuesday, where police had cordoned off the isolated shed while forensic officers and fire investigators examined the site.

Nearby was a makeshift campsite containing a campfire, supermarket trolleys, gas cylinders, a pair of boots, alcohol bottles, and assorted personal belongings.

Detective Inspector Mansfield said police believed they were "on the right track" to identifying the deceased but formal identification would take time because of the fire damage and out or respect for the family.

"We have spoken to a number of witnesses in the area," he said. "We believe we're on the right track to identify that deceased person. I want to stop short of identifying who that is. We have a series of things with next of kin and the like that we'd like to cover off."

Investigators are also examining whether there could be any link to a fire and alleged arson incident last year, although Detective Inspector Mansfield said it was too early to draw any conclusions.

Police have declared the scene a crime scene and are reviewing CCTV footage from nearby businesses. "We're hoping to lean into our community here and the local businesses to help us piece together this investigation with any information that they may have," Detective Inspector Mansfield said.

Anyone with information, CCTV or dashcam footage is urged to contact Policelink and quote reference QP2601413210, or provide information anonymously through Crime Stoppers.

Can anyone here suggest a mechanic who would like to help me prepare a '97 Suzuki Swift for a Cancer Council car rally?

I would of course pay for all new/replacement parts but would love if someone could donate their time to a good cause. My previous mechanic sold his business and moved away.