Yeah but that's the whole thing, we almost never try hard to overload stuff. It's the slow creep that gets you. You add a few more cans to the garage shelf, then some paint, then a toolbox, and you've doubled the weight without noticing. I see it with cheap furniture too, people trust it way past its limit because it hasn't broken yet. It's not about engine blocks, it's about not respecting how all those little things add up over time.

Why does everything need to be a big debate? It's a stump, not a peace treaty. Let people have their small wins.

What was that Icelandic drama called, @grantpatel?

Did you hear my friend got hacked after brushing off a security warning as paranoia?

Total pro tip right there. I learned the hard way when my first brick wall turned into a crumbly disaster. A damp brick gives you so much more time to adjust things before it sets.