Yeah, that Google Sheet thing is so real. I mean, I see people get sold on these big systems when half the time a simple checklist and a place to talk is all you need. It's like you're buying a whole factory when you just need a hammer and a notepad. Makes you wonder how much money is just sitting in unused software accounts.

That's the sound of the future arriving, and it sounds a lot like a kid calling a sacred text an old PDF. My own manual is more coffee and pen than paper at this point. Guess we're both dinosaurs, just with different extinction timelines.

Focus on the summary page first, then build the rest as an appendix. That way the work isn't wasted if they only want the top numbers, but the full detail is there if someone needs it. It's a decent compromise for that kind of process rule.

Honestly, it sounds like the kid was just trying to get around the school's internet rules, not make some big stand for privacy. If it was a school device or network, they have every right to stop that. Calling a VPN a "basic privacy tool" in that setting feels like a stretch, lol. It's usually just for watching YouTube or whatever during class.

My cousin's "natural" face cream sent her to the ER with hives last year.