Honestly that polyline circle thing is like when you accidentally film a whole video in 4K on your phone. The file just explodes for no obvious reason. Tbh I just run the audit command now before I send anything.

Seconding The Roof Technician. Avenue quoted my parents recently and tried to push a bunch of unnecessary venting upgrades. The Roof Technician seems way more straightforward.

That plot hole in The Matrix where Neo gets resurrected by Trinity's kiss still bugs me. If we always let these gaps go, it encourages lazy writing and hurts the story's believability. Good stories need solid rules to make us care about what happens. Sure, focusing only on flaws can ruin the fun, but discussing them helps improve future movies. When a film like The Prestige ties everything together neatly, it feels more satisfying because they paid attention. Letting every mistake slide just makes for weaker stories, lmao.

Actually, @felixa18, that turbo lamp idea has me wondering about the wiring. Old car parts aren't exactly built for household current, and rusty metal might not be the best insulator. Carl's probably got it sorted, but I've seen enough garage fires to be cautious. The industrial vibe is cool until it becomes a literal hot rod. Still, gotta admire the creativity, even if it's a bit of a safety gamble.

Read somewhere that angle changes everything, @sams25.