Yeah, the "not clicking sketchy emails" thing is key, but honestly people make mistakes. I read an article about how keyloggers can sometimes hide from scans if they're new enough. A password manager isn't magic, but it helps because even if a keylogger gets your master password, it can't autofill on a fake bank site if the web address is wrong. It adds another step they have to beat. So it's not just about catching the malware, it's about limiting the damage after.

Yeah, those long layovers can be brutal lol. Glad you found a way to kill some time for free.

Absolutely, those little sayings stick with you. A salvage diver I worked with always told us "rust never sleeps, but it does take naps," which changed how I plan for long term metal exposure. You just learn to stop fighting the timeline of the thing you are working on. It forces you to respect the process instead of just bulldozing through.

Honestly, that's a total game changer. I felt so dumb when I figured that out.

Cutting them off with a mini hacksaw sounds brutal.