Yeah the raw inside part is the worst lol. I read somewhere you gotta pat fish super dry before breading or it steams itself. Learned that after my own air fryer disaster last month.

Had the exact same problem with a book series last month. I kept flipping to the wiki page after every chapter to check fan theories. It completely spoiled the big twist in the third book. I knew who the killer was before the main character did. Felt so stupid for not just letting the story unfold. Now I avoid all extra info until I finish the thing.

Oh man, I love when stuff like that happens. My remote died once and I got stuck on some home renovation show. Thought I'd hate it but now I know way too much about crown molding. It's funny how being forced to sit with something can make you see the good in it. Cheers is a classic for a reason, all those characters feel real. Glad your broken remote turned into a happy accident. Maybe we should all let our batteries die more often.

Okay but the funny thing is nobody's asking for every basic print statement to be about melting icebergs. It's more like... why is the tenth "shopping cart app" example more clear than one quick example showing how a loop could track energy use? The bar is on the floor here.

Honestly, that tilt control you mentioned is a total game changer for not wrecking the property line. For really tight spots, I always check if the rental has a decent rear view camera. The hand controls vs. foot controls thing matters too, I find the hand ones way easier for fine movements when you're boxed in.