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13h ago
inI get flak for testing every outlet, but it caught a reverse polarity yesterday.
But sometimes those little checks become a trap. I knew a guy who spent so much time on his morning routine and checking lists that he was always late. The habit of double-checking everything can waste more time than it saves if you're not careful. It can turn into anxiety, not a safety net.
1d ago
inMy neighbor told me to stop weighing my flour for cookies
Scoop and level with your heart" is a great line. I was the same way, my scale was like a security blanket for baking. I figured exact grams meant perfect cookies. But my last batch was dry and cakey, so I tried the scoop method like your neighbor said. The flour was definitely lighter and fluffier going in. The cookies spread more and got those chewy edges I was always missing. Sometimes the old ways just work.
2d ago
inVent: I just found out how much meat a single steer actually yields and my whole pricing model feels off
But you've made a profit for eight years, so your model clearly works.
2d ago
inHonestly, my old boss told me to never use the 'trace' function on our old AutoCAD 2008 setup, and I just ignored him for a decade.
That old trace command was basically a digital Etch A Sketch.
3d ago
inChecked out the old Westgate Plaza in Springfield last weekend... the fountain was still running but the whole food court was just empty chairs.
Perfect for my awkward solo lunches, @oscarwright.