Saw a review that said the Ego Power+ is a solid choice for smaller yards.

We had a 2008 Cascadia in the shop with seized inner lug nuts... the 1 inch gun with a 450 ft-lb torque stick got them off without a single broken stud. That extra mass in the anvil just seems to break things loose with less shock to the fastener. I still use the 3/4 for most stuff, but for any heavy truck wheels it's not even a choice anymore. The time saved on just one job pays for the socket adapter.

That "using the variable before defining it" thing is so common. I read once that it's one of the top five beginner mistakes in Python.

I always thought shortening was cheating until I tried your aunt's method last Christmas. The mix really does give you the best of both worlds, even with a bit of shrinkage.

That Romanian login attempt is a classic sign of a credential stuffing attack. They use passwords leaked from other sites, not guesswork. A manager stops that because every password is unique.