NESilvia
Speaking of home machines... I don't know what it is that the old skool Nintendo controller does on this Rancilio Silvia... but I like it. :-D
posted at 7:11:00 PM -4 comments-
Wednesday, December 06, 2006
Speaking of home machines... I don't know what it is that the old skool Nintendo controller does on this Rancilio Silvia... but I like it. :-D
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4 Comments:
That is the coolest thing I have seen in a very long time.
Kyle Larson
"Press down arrow for microfroth, right arrow for additional crema..."
The NES gamepad's popularity is well deserved as is a tough little controller with enough buttons to be useful, yet still very simple. For example, the select button switches between the main mode and setup mode, and the arrow buttons allow you to choose and alter variable values.
Where is Murky located? Is there a metro close by? Also, what home machine you recommend (drip or espresso or both) that is easy to use?
Thanks,
Soon to drop by Murky Coffee
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