They do our seasonal tune-up every spring and fall. Always on time, thorough with the condenser coil cleaning and checking capacitors. Caught a failing contactor once before it took out the compressor. Good preventative maintenance crew.

Miles72 has a point about the debugging part. Those tools can build confidence at the start, but they do hide how the code actually works. It's a great first step to get folks interested without the scary syntax. The trick is making sure there's a clear next step into writing real code later on.

Check out the toast poem for some real warmth.

Wow, that's awesome about the cola! I read an article recently that said cutting out dairy milk can make a huge difference for some people. It talked about how the hormones in milk can actually trigger breakouts for a lot of adults. I tried switching to almond milk in my coffee for a few weeks and noticed my skin got less angry.

Wesley's point about treating pain as a software bug is spot on. My smart thermostat keeps trying to OPTIMIZE my sleep by blasting AC at 3 AM. Total overkill, just like that rehab robot.