Showing posts with label Waves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Waves. Show all posts
The latest member of the Waves Coffee family finished preparing my dark mocha, and presented it to me with the caveat that she wasn't Kiran, the barista who bears up so well under the weight of her latte art brilliance. The newbie barista explained she tried to draw a face, but, it would be more accurate next time. ... Accurate?
Oh... my... Accurate as in portrait? She got the hair, and the palsy sneer of the mouth, but couldn't do the teeth (just as well), or the glasses -- coffee isn't a high resolution medium after all, Guess she left out the jughead ears out of kindness. Click the image to enlarge.
Oh... my... Accurate as in portrait? She got the hair, and the palsy sneer of the mouth, but couldn't do the teeth (just as well), or the glasses -- coffee isn't a high resolution medium after all, Guess she left out the jughead ears out of kindness. Click the image to enlarge.
What the Fu ... duntu!? I think maybe the baristas at the Waves Coffee House on West Broadway, at Spruce, are psychic. How else to explain this:
Fuduntu was a cool, Fedora-based Linux distro, which wrapped up it's development earlier this year. Here's one of my two posts about it's sudden, sad, demise. The hope was that the heart of Fuduntu would beat in the new Cloverleaf project, made up of a small group of former Fuduntu developers -- a really small group. In fact, the Cloverleaf effort has realistically scaled back from producing a full Linux distribution based on openSUSE, and refocused on contributing to the openSUSE project. It sounds like all the goodness they hoped to put in Cloverleaf, will, in the fullness of time, enrich openSUSE.
Fuduntu was a cool, Fedora-based Linux distro, which wrapped up it's development earlier this year. Here's one of my two posts about it's sudden, sad, demise. The hope was that the heart of Fuduntu would beat in the new Cloverleaf project, made up of a small group of former Fuduntu developers -- a really small group. In fact, the Cloverleaf effort has realistically scaled back from producing a full Linux distribution based on openSUSE, and refocused on contributing to the openSUSE project. It sounds like all the goodness they hoped to put in Cloverleaf, will, in the fullness of time, enrich openSUSE.
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