Nah, I just need the caffeine.

My whole pen cup is a rotating cast of about seven. Honestly, I could never pick just three to be my favorites. I have different ones for headers, for writing fast, for when I'm feeling fancy. It feels too limiting to stick to a small set like that.

My uncle did that once with a wood chipper. He found mud in his truck cab a week later, dried flakes on the dashboard. It gets in the seams of your clothes, under your watch band. You'll be cleaning grit out of that pressure washer hose connector for months.

Okay the "non-parallel sunlight" bit from @shah.xena is actually a really good point I hadn't considered. I used to get hung up on shadow angles in those photos too. But the moon's surface is all bumps and hills, not flat, so shadows won't line up neatly like on a floor. Plus the sun is so far away its light isn't perfectly parallel like a spotlight. That archive site showing the raw, unedited scans really helps clear it up. It makes way more sense now.

Wait, 18% more crops just from looking at a tablet? That seems almost too good to be true. How does the AI even know what to look for in those drone pictures? I've seen people use apps to spot sick plants in their backyard gardens, but that kind of jump in a real farm is wild. Makes you wonder what else is out there for regular people to use.