I just realized my bank's app has been hiding my savings account for 3 years

I used to cut all my trim with a miter saw until a job in Denver made me switch to a coping saw for inside corners

Watched a new stylist in Denver section hair with a rattail comb and realized my method was wrong

I've been using a regular comb for years, but seeing her get those perfectly clean sections in half the time was a wake-up call. I bought one the next day and my balayage placements have been way more precise. Anyone else have a simple tool that changed your whole process?

PSA: I chose a 5-gallon glass carboy over a plastic bucket for my first big batch of sauerkraut and the weight nearly gave me a hernia moving it.

After 3 weeks of fermenting, the glass was so heavy and slippery I almost dropped the whole thing, so has anyone found a safer way to handle large glass ferments?

My whole poster design fell apart because of a font choice last Thursday

I was making a poster for a bake sale at my kid's school in Springfield and used a really fancy script font for the header. I paired it with a simple sans-serif, but when we printed a test at Kinko's, the script was totally unreadable from more than 3 feet away. I had to scramble and redo the whole thing the night before. Has anyone else had a script font completely fail in a print project? What's a good script that actually stays legible?

I was training a model on a set of 12,000 images for weeks and the loss just wouldn't drop.

A friend asked if I'd checked the labels, and it turned out the script that made them had a bug, so half the data was wrong. Has anyone else had a simple data check save them from a long, pointless training run?

I used to drive my old truck to the grocery store three blocks away. Now I walk, and it's actually faster.

Found my old camping stove from a trip to the Redwoods in 2019. It's a tiny, simple thing. Took it out last weekend and it just worked, no fuss. Makes me wonder if we overcomplicate things now.

Had to choose between a flat fee and an hourly rate for a tricky client contract

A client in Austin wanted a full website but kept changing the scope. I had to pick between a $2,500 flat project fee or billing $75 an hour. I went with the flat fee to make it simple, but it backfired because they asked for way more work after we signed. I ended up doing about 15 extra hours I couldn't bill for. Has anyone else had a flat fee deal go sideways like this?

Vent: My tablet driver crashed during a live art stream

I was halfway through a portrait commission on Twitch when my screen froze... had to restart everything while 200 people watched. Has anyone found a stable driver for a Huion Kamvas 13 after the Windows 11 update?