brewer

The only better brewer I've found (and I've got over a dozen) is a vacuum/siphon brewer...

It may be a British use of the word but the advice is to cook in a coffee percolator and they illustrate a drip brewer.

Eric Brewer is still on the faculty at Berkeley, just taking an extended leave at Google.

Considering my last brewer (gen 1) completely died after 7 months of use, and that was only using bottled water...

You have some interesting points, however Eric Brewer isn't just 'some Google guy discussing CAP'.

Actually chart API allows to configure color brewer and I hope we will have several themes soon.

I'm American and a percolator and drip brewer are two different things for me as well.

As someone who has been a home brewer for years, you don't home brew because it's cheap or convenient or even better than store bought.

It amuses me that Professor Brewer is now working for Larry.

I have a cheap grinder at home, and I just use cheap #2 cone filters in a cheap single-cup cone brewer.

Pretty sure Prof Brewer isn't exactly tiptoeing around Larry.

Helped another player try to debug his auto-brewer setup.

And note this quote: "Brewer originally only required almost all requests to receive a response.

He said, "If this Google thing doesn't work out I might, but I have a feeling it will work out ok." It amuses me that Professor Brewer is now working for Larry.

These motivations do not imply that the "Baptist" is actually doing good (intention!= results), nor do they imply that the "Bootlegger" is actually doing bad ("It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker that we expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own interest."[1]).

Partitions are rare relative to other events, and I was quoting Eric Brewer, the author of the CAP theorem.

Or for something online, take a look at Cynthia Brewer’s work.

Can you link to Brewer's article please...