[-] polyrhythm@lemmy.world 19 points 1 year ago

Did I miss something? Did this already happen? I can't seem to access the piracy community from lemmy.world, I'm getting a "couldnt_find_community" error

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[-] polyrhythm@lemmy.world 17 points 1 year ago

This is your standard Five Finger Nug Punch packaging. In all seriousness if this post is satire, well done, it made me laugh really hard.

If this post is not satire, oh boy, please don't smoke that.

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Karnivool - Change (www.youtube.com)

Really hope they are able to eventually pull together a new album

[-] polyrhythm@lemmy.world 4 points 1 year ago

Hell yeah, Nightmare Cookies is a fitting name.

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An incredibly gassy and tasty flower.

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I love rosin. (lemmy.world)

A few rosins I've been dabbing on. TL: Superboof by Sno-Melts. TR: Spreez by Information Entropy. BL: Black Maple by Peachy. BR: Fire Water #106 by 710 Labs.

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Some my favorite weirdos in prog metal.

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Some my favorite weirdos in metal music.

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Based out of Grand Rapids, Michigan, Madcap is my roaster of choice. I get a new bag of single origin every 2 weeks, and I'm never disappointed. I brew it on my V60 pour over set up.

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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by polyrhythm@lemmy.world to c/metal@lemmy.world

Relentless from beginning to end; one of my favorite 'shuggah releases.

As Haake once said when asked why they haven't played I live, "No one knows how I goes."

[-] polyrhythm@lemmy.world 6 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Great question. In the process of making rosin, first you create Ice Water Hash to separate the trichome gland heads. Then there are typically 2 ways to process this Ice Water Hash:

  1. Fresh press: The gland heads are put into a mesh pouch and then squeezed at high pressures and low heats. People will consume this fresh press without further processing.
  2. Cold cure: Cold Cure rosin is fresh press that has been cured and whipped into a badder-y consistency.

You used the term "live resin" which is in a different realm than rosin. Resin = made with solvents. Rosin = solventless

  • Distillate: While typically the most potent and used in vape carts, I’d generally say anything with distillate will be the least representative of the original material used (no taste), and something I try to avoid. Distillate = headaches, for me.
  • Live / Cured Resin: Resin is extracted with solvents, and retains more of the plant’s profile of terpenes and flavonoids. A great budget concentrate option. This is typically where you’ll find shatters, waxes, budders/badders, crumble, sugar, etc.
  • Live / Cured Rosin: Then we have Rosin which is extracted in a solventless method, and to me, is the best concentrate available. Full of flavor and character that is representative of the original plant/strain used. I’ve seen rosin come in shatter (fresh press), sauce, and badder-y variants.
[-] polyrhythm@lemmy.world 6 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I also wanted to offer some ways to support the instances who are running things, at least the ones I use ;)

Lemm.ee

Lemmy.world / Mastodon.world

Lemmynsfw

Sh.itjust.works

  • No supported way to donate yet
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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by polyrhythm@lemmy.world to c/memmy@lemmy.ml

Inspired by this post over in Lemmy apps (https://lemmy.world/post/2777012), I wanted to compile a few ways to support the development of this incredible app.

Github: https://github.com/Memmy-App/memmy

OpenCollective: https://opencollective.com/memmy

Buymeacoffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gavink

  • Link found at bottom of Github page

Previous discussions on financing/donations/support:

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Just discovered Snow-Melts a few days ago. They’re a small producer focused on small batch solventless extracts. Incredible value for the price ($30 / gram).

[-] polyrhythm@lemmy.world 5 points 1 year ago

I found a page for Memmy on Open Collective, but I'm not sure if it's legitimate. Would love to hear from @gkd@lemmy.ml if this is a viable way to support the work!

https://opencollective.com/memmy

[-] polyrhythm@lemmy.world 4 points 1 year ago

Definitely. Appreciate the specific rec

[-] polyrhythm@lemmy.world 5 points 1 year ago

I've heard it a hundred times, and I still teared up a bit when listening to it today. Masterpiece, so emotionally and aurally heavy.

[-] polyrhythm@lemmy.world 8 points 1 year ago

I wasn't sure if mentioning brands felt too spammy or not. This vape is by Information Entropy in Michigan

[-] polyrhythm@lemmy.world 7 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

A lot of great responses here already. I wanted to offer a few thoughts.

What does quality mean to you when it comes to concentrates? For me, I search for solventless rosins that try to capture the flavor and essence of the strain/plant being used.

Concentrate quality is typically determined by:

  1. Input material - What did they use to make the concentrate? Cured nugs, trim, whole plants? As they say, “Fire in = fire out”
  2. Extraction method - Do they use some type of solvent (e.g. butane) to create the concentrate? Or is it solventless, and maybe created via ice water hash or press methods.

Comparing outputs:

  • Distillate: While typically the most potent and used in vape carts, I’d generally say anything with distillate will be the least representative of the original material used (no taste), and something I try to avoid. Distillate = headaches, for me.
  • Live / Cured Resin: Resin is extracted with solvents, and retains more of the plant’s profile of terpenes and flavonoids. A great budget concentrate option. This is typically where you'll find shatters, waxes, budders/badders, crumble, sugar, etc.
  • Live / Cured Rosin: Then we have Live Rosin which is extracted in a solventless method, and to me, is the best concentrate available. Full of flavor and character that is representative of the original plant/strain used. I've seen rosin come in shatter (fresh press), sauce, and badder-y variants.

EDIT: Also if texture can be an issue, I know people who swear by the Hot Knife by Puffco: https://www.puffco.com/products/the-puffco-hot-knife

[-] polyrhythm@lemmy.world 4 points 1 year ago

To me, the legal market is looking amazing these days. If you go to the right dispensaries and buy from the right growers/processors, quality and price are very reasonable. I don't find availability to be an issue; there's about 3 dispensaries I prefer to go to, out of maybe 40 I could go to within a half hour drive.

As an example, today I got this rosin gram for $30, and a half oz of Sherb Cream Pie flower for $75. In my recent experience, quality concentrates can range from $30-$60 a gram, and quality flower can range from $50-100 a half oz.

[-] polyrhythm@lemmy.world 4 points 1 year ago

Still Life was my first introduction to Opeth. It took me a longer than it should have to go back and check out this album. This track, When, Demon of the Fall, all bangers.

Fun fact: the album name, "My Arms, Your Hearse", is a reference to a Comus song called "Drip Drip"

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