5,44kg Pale ale malt
600g Crystal 40°C
500g CaraPils
450g Wheat malt
260g Chocolate malt (400EBC)
Mash for 60 min @ 68°C
60g Northern brewer (6,6% alpha) for 60 min
28g Northern brewer (6,6% alpha) for 15 min
40g Cascade (4,9% alpha) for 10 min
40g Cascade for 0 min
50g Amarilo for 0 min
OG: 16,0 brix (1.065)
FG: 7,9% brix (1.10)
7,3% ABV
21L
October 12: Bottled with 100g beet sugar
Two more people fell for the usual trick. Apart from sending the usual many PRs, Max Brazhnikov has been very helpful in the KDE4 upgrade that happened a few weeks ago and Martin Wilke sponsored him for a commit bit. Josh Paetzel has been around for a long time, both on the mailinglists and IRC, and of course, sending a lot of patches, and Ade Lovett decided to sponsor a commit bit for him. Welcome to the both of you!
3,5kg Maris Otter
230g Crystal 60L
170g Crystal 120L
110g Pale Chocolate 400L
60g Black patent 985L
Mash for 60 min @ 68°C
pH 5,6
4ml lactic acid in mash, 6ml in sparge water
25g East Kent Golding (5,6% alpha) for 60 min.
OG: 1.029 (7,2 brix)
FG: 1.005 (3,5 brix)
3,2% ABV
25L
Bottled September 1 with 105g beet sugar
Renato Botelho found yet another very active submitter and applied the usual punishment. Please welcome Robert Noland to the ranks of the ports committers!
6kg pale ale malt
450g CaraHell
340g Munich II
110g Crystal 60L
Mash for 60 min @ 65°C
80g Challanger (7,5% alpha) for 60 min.
20g Centennial (11% alpha) for 10 min.
28g Simcoe (12,2% alpha) for 5 min.
28g Amarillo for 0 min.
White Labs WLP001 California Ale Yeast
OG: 14,5°brix (1.059)
FG: 7,8°brix (1.013)
21L
Bottled August 10 with 130g sugar
Philip has been working on apache for a long time and has been increasingly interesting in FreeBSD as well. Marcelo Araujo finally stepped in and made him commit his own patches. Philip is going to be a great addition to our ports team!
As you probably have noticed, it’s been pretty quiet around here. At least, on the blog, not in that crazy thing called Real Life[tm]. After the last post about BSDCan, I moved from my apartment downtown to a small house in the suburbs, went on a team building trip with my coworkers on Tunø, a small island nearby, and went for the yearly Cisco Live conference, this year in Orlando, Florida, and while I was on that side of the pond anyway, I also spent the week before the conference at Mark Linimons place in Austin, Texas, where I had some time to work on FreeBSD some more and shrink my TODO list a bit, and also go to a James McMurty concert. So please, don’t ask me why I didn’t write anything here.
After removing CVSROOT/modules, all hell broke loose. A few committer still used it as a shorthand for checking out ports and saving a few keystrokes. Edwin Groothuis offered to write a script that would update the file once a day and generate it from INDEX. This will keep everybody happy, as the file is still there to use, but it no longer needs to be manually maintained, and the code does not need to be added again to the addport/rmport scripts after I edited them. This should have been done years ago, but there you have it. Thanks a lot to Edwin for writing the automation script!
5,1kg Pale ale
85g Crystal 40°L
230g Wheat malt
pH 5,5 after 3ml lactic acid
6ml in sparge water
Mash for 60 min. @ 67°C
50g Williamette (6,6% alpha) for 60 min.
10g Centennial (11,0% alpha) for 10 min.
15g Cascade (4,9% alpha) for 10 min.
15g Centennial for 0 min.
15g Cascade for 0 min.
OG: 1,048 (11,8°brix)
FG: 1,008 (5,8°brix)
21L
5,3% ABV
20/7: racked
28/7: bottled with 130g dextrose
Yet another guy that just keeps sending patches. At least until now, when Beech Rintoul is starting to mentor him with his own commit bit. Welcome aboard!