Saw a new way to handle trim at a job site in Austin

I was helping a friend with a kitchen remodel in Austin last month. The lead carpenter showed me how he cuts all his trim pieces with a 2 degree back bevel on the miter saw. He said it helps the joints stay tight when the wood moves. I tried it on a window casing project this week and it worked way better than my old method. Do you guys use any small angle tricks like that for trim work?

Can we talk about quenching in canola oil versus motor oil... I tried both on a leaf spring knife and the canola one came out way softer.

Showerthought: I spent 3 hours trying to get a password manager to work on my old laptop.

I kept getting an error about the security certificate, and it turned out the laptop's clock was set wrong by a full day, which I only found after reading a forum post from 2015.