Armin Trosser coffee grinder my grandfather's brother brought back from the war. Still makes my coffee every morning. Looks like this: https://www.etsy.com/list

Armin Trosser coffee grinder my grandfather's brother brought back from the war. Still makes my coffee every morning. Looks like this: https://www.etsy.com/listing/194699008/german-armin-trosser-mokka-coffee https://www.etsy.com/listing/194699008/german-armin-trosser-... I wish everything I owned was like this; simple, sturdy, purposeful and around for 80+ years. There's some german word for it; I think one of their green party muckey mucks has a chain of stores along these lines (it doesn't really work, but nice try anyway). I've got a couple of antique radios which are considerably older (1920s era) and still function also, but firing them up is a special occasion. On the semi-modern front; my X220 thinkpad feels like it could last me the rest of my career, but the new AMD chips finally have me looking sideways at new hardware.