The same thing is happening with music too. I found a whole shelf of CDs at a thrift store for a buck each and half of them aren't on Spotify at all. Seems like we all traded owning stuff for renting it, and now the rental places get to decide what stays available. The library thing makes sense because they actually bought the discs, so nobody can yank them off a shelf overnight. My sister cancelled two of her apps last month and just uses her library card now. Its kind of funny how the old way ended up being the more reliable one.

Man, I felt this in my soul because I spent years telling anyone who would listen that a track saw was just a table saw for cowards. Then I watched a guy zip through a stack of ply in my own shop and every cut was square and clean with zero cussing. My circular saw and I have a long history of ruining sheets together, so I was basically the last holdout in the whole state. The part nobody tells you is how fast setup goes, you just drop the rail and go instead of fighting a guide that walks on you. You are not late to the party, you just finally showed up with the right tool.