Nice cup of coffee maybe, but not espresso.

"It asks for a certain water temperature, but once you get good at getting your water there, your coffee, latte, cappuccino, or whatever you want to drink can be made in literally 30 seconds."

Jeez, $15 for 10oz? While the availability is nice, there aren't many coffees you can't buy at that price, including those for places like Stumptown or Intelligentsia. I also wonder if Target can do a good job making sure the stock is fresh.

Or you could just use repairpal.com

To find out exactly why people are excited about this method and the Japanese-made components, you have to dig a little deeper than the NYT article. In particular, read the posts at [barismo.com] Essentially, the idea is that this is an improved version of your regular Chemex or Melitta. The new Hario components,…

The $300 Technivorm at least gets hot enough (200F). I don't know enough about it to comment on how stable or adjustable that temperature is though.

The Cuisinart probably doesn't wet the grounds uniformly, and it probably brews too cool (these problems are common with most auto drip machines).

Please be a little more careful when summarizing articles. Radio broadcasts *can* reach an infinite distance, given enough time. Currently, the *do* reach ~100 light years from Earth, because the first radio broadcast was ~100 years ago.

"Basically, it's a nature-friendly thermos with a unique design."

I suspect that the double scraper will be of little benefit:

@KevinFu: Yeah, if your drainpipe is full of water, you've probably got more problems than just a frozen pipe...

For the record, this is the largest molecule ever made *with molecular precision.* An object made of vulcanized rubber is actually a single molecule (the vulcanization process chemically joins all of the rubber molecules, called "crosslinking"). The difference here is that the large molecule was made with enough…

@707kevin: Or you could just buy a Panasonic plasma and save many hundreds of dollars.

@Killjoy: Make higher concentration coldbrew and water it down to your liking. Not sure what the limit is—2-3x is do-able, maybe you can go higher?