PSA: An old timer told me to use a garden sprayer for curing and I should have listened

I was doing a 20x30 patio in July and my boss said to just hose it down twice a day. This old guy named Ray, who used to run his own crew, saw me and said to get a pump sprayer and mist it every few hours for the first two days. I ignored him, thinking it was overkill. Sure enough, we got some fine surface cracks from it drying too fast in the heat. Ray was right, the constant light misting keeps the surface temp down and the cure even. Anyone else have a simple trick they learned the hard way?

Tried using a piece of old denim for a spine lining on a small notebook, and it worked way better than I thought.

Remember when everyone said you needed a dedicated game room? I thought it was just extra stuff.

For a long time, my group just played on a kitchen table in my apartment. Then my friend Mike turned his garage in Austin into a full setup with shelves, good lights, and a big table. After playing his copy of Scythe there, I saw how much it helped us focus and keep pieces safe. Now I get why people make the space, even if it's just a corner. What's one thing you added to your play area that actually made a big difference?

Recently, more jobs specify extra thick underlay for noise control.