Ten years of bass practice and the only tour you're on is the commute to work. At least you're not starving in a sketchy van, lmao.

First, shield your sensor cables from other wires to cut down on interference. Taking an average of several readings in your code can help smooth out the junk. On the hardware side, a cheap capacitor between the signal pin and ground often cleans things up. Bad power supplies often cause this, so try a different USB adapter. Last, check for loose wires or bad contacts, as that's usually where the noise comes from.

Tbh, once you're that low on water, it takes forever to feel right. Sipping all day is the only way to stay ahead of it.

That 9mm round looking like a .45 on last night's cop show was pretty funny honestly. @janah83 has a point, people mess up. My cousin is a mechanic and he once called a carburetor a throttle body when he was tired. It doesn't mean he doesn't know cars. If the plot is gripping, a wrong detail is just a goof, not a sign the whole show is trash. You can notice it and still enjoy the story.

But doesn't it dissolve slower, too?