5 Star Tuning vs Livernois Motorsports for an F-150?

I'm finally ready to tune my 2.7 EcoBoost and I'm torn between 5 Star Tuning and Livernois Motorsports. Both seem to have great reputations, but I'm not sure which route to go. Livernois requires their proprietary tuner, while 5 Star uses SCT/Bully Dog devices. What are the pros and cons of each from your experience?

Almost lost my whole tomato crop to a single bad choice

I had to pick between a cheap, small pot from a big box store or a pricier, deep fabric one for my balcony tomatoes. I went cheap to save $15, and the roots got so cramped the plants stopped growing after a month. The leaves turned yellow and I only got three sad tomatoes total. Has anyone else had a plant totally fail because the pot was just too small?

We used to run the cutterhead at full tilt all day on the Mississippi, but after a pump clog that cost us 12 hours of downtime, I now check the suction screen every 2 hours.

Has anyone else found a better interval for checking on silty material?

My barber asked me why I needed 12 different keyboards and I had no good answer.

My old budget app crashed and I lost a whole month of tracking

I was using this free app called Pennywise for three years, and it just stopped opening on my phone last Tuesday. I spent about six hours trying to get it to work, even looking up old forum fixes, before I had to accept all my April data was gone. Had to start fresh with a new system and manually rebuild everything from bank statements. Anyone else have a budgeting tool just die on them like that?

Shoutout to the $800 wireless flow meter I bought for the cutter head

I mean, I thought it was a stupid gimmick at first, but seeing the real-time slurry density on my phone screen saved us from a clog that would have cost a full day. Anyone else using these on their suction dredges, or am I just getting lucky?

Picked a $300 coworking pass in Lisbon over a cheap cafe routine for my first month here.

I went with the pass for reliable wifi and AC, but my friend who just works from parks says I'm wasting cash. Anyone have a strong take on this?

Trying to get a clean foil stamp on that thick Italian book cloth took me three full days

I had a custom order for a wedding guest book and the client wanted gold foil on this super thick cloth from a shop in Florence. My usual heat and pressure settings just would not take, it kept looking patchy. I must have done 30 test runs on scraps before I found the sweet spot by cranking the heat way up and holding it for 15 seconds. Anyone else run into this with the really dense European cloths?

Pro tip: I just learned the average digital SLR shutter is rated for 150k clicks, not 100k.

Found this in a service manual for a Canon 5D Mark III I was fixing last week, buried in the tech notes section. It totally changes how I talk to customers about camera lifespan and when a shutter swap is really needed. How many of you guys have seen this in other models, or is it just a Canon thing?