Started with just some herbs in pots on my back steps. Then I added a few tomato plants in some old buckets. They don't need much space and the harvest was surprising. We got so many tomatoes we ended up making sauce to freeze. It definitely trimmed our produce spending for a couple months.

My buddy at a warehouse said their new headset system only allowed work calls. People stopped joking around and sharing quick fixes for gear. Soon after, minor errors piled up because that casual know-how was gone.

Actually, most home drip machines don't get the water hot enough, not too hot. Have you checked what temp yours actually brews at? You might be extracting weak, sour coffee instead of burning it. The sweet spot is right around 200 degrees, and a lot of machines fall way short of that.

See your point about speed, but digital tools can glitch. Ngl, manual skills are still vital for safety.