Maybe for some uses, but my experience with water-based on concrete has been the total opposite.

Just realized my smart coffee maker still has the default password (I checked after reading this). So if someone hacks it, they're not stealing data, they're just making really weak coffee at 3am. I guess my laziness only hurts me, which is a weird kind of security feature. I'm going to go change it now before it starts ordering decaf on its own.

Just make sure to name them something you'll actually remember later... otherwise you end up with a hundred files just called "note.

Ever notice how just changing the question can make clients see the real value? That shift from "what does it cost" to "what's it costing you" hits different. It frames your work as solving a real problem they're already paying for.

Rough night for sure, but is a few missed meteors really that big a deal? It's not like the Perseids are a one-time event, they come back every year. Sometimes gear fails, it's just part of the hobby. Maybe the lesson is to always have a backup plan, like that extension cord, instead of trusting a single battery.