Blue light filters are kinda overhyped tbh. Your phone and the sun put out way more blue light than any monitor. Real eye strain usually comes from not taking breaks or bad lighting.

That "escalated into building a whole modular wall system" line hit home. Once you start optimizing a tiny space, there's no going back. Next thing you know, you're designing secret compartments like a spy.

During the last lunar eclipse, I was so pumped to get a time-lapse that I left the ISO at 12800 from a previous indoor shoot. Every single frame was completely blown out, just a white blob where the moon should've been. I basically documented the world's brightest light bulb instead of a celestial event. Tbh, I felt like such a rookie, but at least the memory card got a good workout.

Started blending beans into smoothies, no one noticed.

Question if it's really that serious. A deep breath usually suffices for minor tantrums.