Started clicking my wrench on everything after reading that, even water bottle bolts. Thing is, the carbon stuff is where feel gets you in trouble because you can't hear it start to give like you can with steel. Torque wrench on carbon, feel on the rest is probably fine, but you gotta actually check your wrench once in a while or you're just trusting a number that might be off by 30%.

Did the client actually think you could somehow brick their whole network by losing power on your end? The timeline here is what gets me though, going from remote session to 20 mile drive to finishing the update means that firmware window was open way longer than planned. What was the backup plan if your rig at home had also crapped out mid-update?

Wait, you actually remember the dentist in Toledo from 1998? I can't even tell you what I had for lunch yesterday and you're out here recalling specific clients from over two decades ago like it was nothing.