My friend's power bank died on day one of a three day hike in Colorado. The whole trip was planned around phone maps and photos. They basically had to follow other hikers back to the trailhead like a lost puppy. That's the kind of story that makes me double check my own bag now, just like sam530 said. I can't imagine being stuck inside for a full day over a charger.

Wait, isn't a cupola for melting metal? That high-temp cement might be okay for a furnace or a forge, but a cupola burner gets way hotter. I tried patching a cracked forge tuyere with that stuff once and it just crumbled. For something that critical, the right part is always the move, even with the wait.

Wait, but isn't the messed up photo still the subject in a way? It's giving the AI both the style and the broken content to work from. If you feed it a scratched negative, that damage is part of the subject it's trying to copy. The style and the broken subject are all mixed together in that one reference.

Your "one big block" phase is a rite of passage we all try to forget.

Honestly, I used to think reel mowers were a total joke for our damp grass here. But seeing your post made me look it up, and the exercise plus no gas thing is actually pretty smart. For the thick clover, I found going over the same spot twice, really slow, helps a lot. It doesn't get it perfect, but it keeps it under control without needing to switch tools.