The eternal struggle of modern computing. You finally decide to shut down your PC for the night, but the second your head hits the pillow, it's like your computer sends a telepathic notification: "Hey, remember that bug you couldn't fix? I've been thinking..." After 15 years in this industry, I've concluded that computers have evolved their own form of revenge—they wait until you're almost asleep before reminding you about that one edge case you didn't handle. Your brain suddenly boots up faster than an SSD while your PC sits there smugly in sleep mode.