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I tried it with iced coffee once, and that worked better, but I'm too lazy to brew iced coffee all the time.

That, and it's quite nice to take 20 minutes to grab an iced tea on a mellow 70* day.

Callbacks allow await/defer in Iced CoffeeScript, not to mention the other async libs as stated above.

Use green tea (you can make iced tea with it if you don't like the flavor) to get off coffee.

Or a tasty burrito from the local Mexican place for $3.50 and an iced tea from the convenience store for $1.

Best to use a language construct like await/yield, as in ES6, tamejs, and Iced CoffeeScript.

To be able to have a painfully spicy green curry and a thai iced coffee again one day would be pretty awesome.

I want to drink iced tea without any sweeteners, eat tart Greek yogurt, and yes, eat fruit without sugar.

Many open source implementations of Java already exist like Apache Harmony project, the OpenJDK or Red Hat's Iced Tea apart from Oracle's reference implementation.

I do like the results of the aeropress for making iced coffee, but generally prefer the flavor of french press coffee.

I go to Starbucks pretty often, but specifically for their espresso drinks (latte, macchiato, iced drinks, etc).

> Callbacks allow await/defer in Iced CoffeeScript Not the same thing as in ES6, also that project is totally dead.

AF447 was flying in "alternate law" with limited (or maybe no) automation capability due to iced over airspeed pitot tubes.

Korean grocery stores often have big bags of the latter ("barley tea"), and it's great iced.

They are most useful "under-the-hood", as TameJS/Iced-CS creates when compiling.

Republic of Ireland passed a Gay Marriage referendum last week while at the same time in NI a confectionary baker "Ashers" in Northern Ireland refused to serve a gay man who requested a cake that had support for gay marriage iced on the cake.