Always a good idea to keep a record of what you're doing, this is how I started out, while I am starting to use promash and understand it writing stuff down helps sort out your process and will help if you decide to go into full mash.prodigal2 wrote:chopperswookie wrote:talking about obsession, was in tescos with mrs chopper, friday night big shop, and found myself looking at all the back to school stationary (stay with me on this one) and ended up putting a 89p notebook, the sort with elastic to keep it from falling open, into the trolley thinking "this will make a good brew diary". i have a PC, t'internet, word, a myspace facebook website coming out my arm and i buy a notebook. the first page does depict the starting gravity of my geordie lager 2xcans etc, date of ferming and a space for final gravity and abv.
My first homebrew was a Geordie Bitter,
A notebook does not crash, and if you spill your beer on it, it only cost 89p to replace, they are the future
And having the brew details to hand is a real boon
Geordie lager
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TC2642
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Chris The Fish
this reminds me of an story that i quite enjoy...
when the americans were looking to put a man into space they used a whole team of scientists to create an implument that would help them write in space, upside down, under water and never go dry - there was no expense spared in this task and thousands was spent.
The russians used a pencil.
when the americans were looking to put a man into space they used a whole team of scientists to create an implument that would help them write in space, upside down, under water and never go dry - there was no expense spared in this task and thousands was spent.
The russians used a pencil.
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frutbunn
DaaB wrote:sometimes I get the impression technology is used for technologies sake
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frutbunn
DaaB wrote:I think i'll down-grade to carrier pigeon
No worries DaaB:http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1149
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2549
Enjoy!
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frutbunn
Or so I've heard 