I mean, I get what you're saying dylan_stone33, but "buying cheap stuff" kind of misses the point for me. When I find a 2 dollar button up shirt with weird seams, I'm not just saving money, I'm getting pre-made structure and details I'd have to spend hours making from scratch. Like, that shirt already has cuffs and a collar and sometimes even those little pleats on the shoulders. Cutting that up and reworking it into a fantasy tunic gives me a way better result than my clumsy sewing on flat fabric ever did. It's more like remodeling than just buying a costume. The challenge switches from "can I make this piece exist" to "how can I transform this thing into something totally different.

Yeah, he walked me through the stack, and the way they use memory just cuts out all that waiting.

Tried that same trick on my sister's red hair back in 2015... big mistake.

Oh, so we're supposed to be grateful they saved us from a "junkyard"? Like the HOA president's lawn full of plastic flamingos is somehow high art? Sorry, but I've seen what my HOA board considers "aesthetically pleasing" and it's basically just beige everything with a strict ban on fun. The real lesson here is that they'll approve a panel setup if you pay them a $50 "application fee" and wait 3 months, while you're out there in the summer heat with no AC. "Looking out for you" just means looking out for their power trip.

Read online that most home machines need factory specs, not a friend's guess.