Seriously, why even bother changing it all the time? That's just asking for a headache. Most people's home networks are not worth the effort for a hacker to target in the first place. If it's been working fine for years on the default, constantly logging in and changing things is more likely to mess up your own connection. The tiny risk just isn't worth the regular hassle of remembering new passwords and updating all your devices. Just leave it alone and stop worrying so much.

My last attempt with the canned stuff looked like noodles taking a sad swim in dishwater. I managed to make it both too thin and weirdly lumpy at the same time, which is a real talent. Guess some of us are just meant to buy the powder mix.

Was skeptical but @lily_black's tip proved me wrong, lol.

So sketching actually showed you connections photos missed? How does drawing change what you look for when you're first examining something on site? Photos are quick but maybe they make us lazy about really seeing the details. I'm curious if sketching makes you notice stuff like how heavy an artifact feels or tiny color shifts. It sounds like your brain works differently with a pencil in hand. Have you found that this changes how you record other finds, not just broken pieces?

Those Sacramento drip systems can get pretty expensive with water pressure issues.