I left it on the cafeteria table. Came back to find ketchup stains all over the elevation views.
Everyone loves undo buttons now, but doesn't fixing errors by hand make you more careful? I think it built better habits for precision.
I was chatting with my cousin who works as a drafter, and he told me his eyes were killing him after long shifts. He found out about blue light filters for computer screens. I gave it a try on my own setup, where I mess with CAD programs for hobby projects. Setting it to turn on in the evening made a big change. No more sore eyes or that fuzzy feeling. I even noticed I fall asleep faster at night. It's just a toggle in your display settings, but it really helps. Anyone else struggling with screen time should look into this.