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Most Bavarian Helles: especially Schneider's , Paulaner, Augustiner Some uk craft brewers doing decent helles now, like Utopian A german wheat beer if I'm in the mood, especially schneider's A good pale ale , chilled (not IPA hop-overload) A berlinerweisser kindl with a dash of elderflower syrup...

fair enough - I did a quick forum search to see if this had already been discussed but I guess I missed it!

Is it because I'm getting old and reactionary that I find the use of pronoun lists in signing off emails strange? I mean firstly, when I get these emails at work, it's often in a context where I will be communicating with that person directly - so will use the second person 'you' and don't have...

the munich dunkel is a fine style, often overlooked in the craft beer world

Dixon's Double Diamond is nicer than any supermarket sold port I've had - regularly stocked by my local wine merchant, who knows his plonk: https://champagnesandchateaux.co.uk/shop/wines/dixons-double-diamond-10-year-old-tawny-port-nv/

My first attempt at sourdough - mixed wholewheat and white with a little rye - I began my starter about 3 weeks ago with kefir, peel from fallen apples and rye

Just weighing in on the general consensus that Cornwall is more scenic. Yes, the Cornish coast is probably prettier, but inland, for me, Devon beats Cornwall hands down. Dartmoor and the surrounding area is just so much lusher, prettier and varied than inland Cornwall, which is just a bit bleak...

Thanks for the positive comments guys - yes Scam, most east European food I’ve tried is on the heavy side - but the long cooking times give you the chance to build up an appetite! Moses - I’d say the ‘keys’ or key themes seem to be balancing smokey, sweet, sour and umami flavours- for example...

As partner and kids were away, I decided to raid local East European shops and spend the day attempting the Romanian national dish (according to some) ; Sarmale cu mamaliga..quite into experimenting with Eastern European recipes at the moment. There is a very similar Polish version of this...

Love my seasonic p-660, powering a 2600k and 980ti - never heard the fan spin either!

I'm on balanced power scheme - but I think I've found the culprit: mozilla firefox,anyone else getting this?

cpu-z reads same as core-temp - frequency jumps up to max at least half the time on idle and web browsing - but Ive just noticed something; it seems to calm down after about 40 minutes - what's going on ? Windows 7 didn't behave like this if I remember rightly

Since upgrading to windows 10 (clean install) my cpu (2600k) seems to spend a lot more time turboboosted to maximum frequency - when just web-browsing or idle. I've looked in resource manager and it shows overall maximum frequency averaging around 48% to 80% but I can't find any single process...