I finally figured out why my custom cabinet doors kept warping

Spent three whole days trying to hang these maple doors I built for a kitchen project. They looked great in the shop, but every time I put them up, they'd bow out at the corners after a day. I was using 3/4 inch plywood for the panel, thinking it was stable enough. Turns out, my shop is way less humid than the house, and I didn't leave any room for the wood to move in the frame. Had to remake all eight doors with a smaller panel and a bigger gap. Has anyone else had this happen with solid wood frames?

Rant: My cat knocked my French press off the counter so I brewed my morning cup in a clean sock as a joke, and it was weirdly not terrible.

I was out of filters and desperate, so I used a brand new athletic sock from a 3-pack I bought at Target last month, and my roommate walked in and said, 'Dude, are you making sock coffee?'

I dropped $450 on a digital torque driver for lens mounts. Best money I ever spent, or a total scam for people who can't feel it?

I finally picked the original 'Berserk' anime over the 2016 remake for my rewatch

Everyone in my group chat said the 2016 version was the only way to go because of the new story arcs. I watched the first three episodes of the 2016 one and the CGI was so bad it gave me a headache. I switched back to the 1997 series, even though it only covers the Golden Age arc, and the hand-drawn art and music just hit different. Has anyone else stuck with the old version and felt it was the right call?

My boss told me to always dimension from the same origin point on a complex assembly drawing.

He said it prevents cumulative error, and after a project in Cincinnati where a 0.02 inch mismatch snowballed into a half-inch gap on site, I get it. Do you think this rule is always worth the extra setup time, or are there times where a different method is faster and just as good?

Travel blogging with a smartphone seemed limiting until I edited my pics from Bali.

The quality was so good that I sold my old camera and put the money towards my next flight.