Found an old price list from my dad's shop in '92

I was cleaning out a storage unit and found a binder with his shop's rates, and a basic quarter panel repair was listed at $275. I looked up what that same job would cost now, and it's over four times that. Where do you think the biggest cost jump came from, materials or labor?

Fixed weird static by finding a lunch foil piece

I had this plane with awful antenna static for days. Was ready to replace the whole unit, which would have been a pain. Then I noticed a shiny bit of foil wedged in the antenna mount. Once I pulled it out, the static was completely gone. Such a dumb fix but it saved me hours, lmao.

We built a design system for an injury rehab app, and the error messages were more painful than the recovery.

Finally got approval to start a board group at my remote job

Having our first online session where everyone was into it made all the planning worth it.

Turns out, making cold brew taught me more than I expected

I tried making cold brew at home a while back. I put coarse ground coffee in a jar with cold water and left it in the fridge. The instructions said to wait 24 hours before filtering it out. That day of waiting felt really long because I usually just make quick drip coffee. But when I took my first sip, the taste was so rich and not bitter at all. It showed me that slowing down can make a big difference in flavor. Now I set it up the night before and look forward to it all day. What coffee method makes you wait the longest?

Rant: I kept hitting the wrong keys and it wasted hours

I was adjusting my layout program and changed a shortcut without knowing. For a week, every time I tried to zoom, it copied items instead. I fixed it by looking at the tool's help menu and resetting to default. Now I double-check any new shortcuts I add. Don't make my mistake and slow yourself down.