I used to do this as well, and tell Linux to never overcommit, but for a desktop system normal programs are not built for this scenario. Firefox will crash with 15% system ram usage because it requests a ton of virtual memory for each process on startup.
Swap can also be important if you want to get the most out of your ram because without swap, pages that are holding unimportant parts of the system can't move out of the way for a large number of data pages that need processing. My latest memory revelation is zswap, which seems to be better than actual compressed memory. So far it's served me well running ML loads on old hardware.
"This product is a civilian robot. We kindly request that all users refrain from making any dangerous modifications or using the robot in a hazardous manner."
There don't seem to be any toilets on this ship... But they have a room just for the transporter which can grab matter from anywhere and put it anywhere else...
Windows hacking is just as fun as anything else, sometimes it's even more rewarding just because you made it work on windows! My favorite is replacing the windows shell... Haven't done that since 7 though :(
Mosquitos are always landing up on the ceiling, you could just mount it above eye level with hard stops preventing it from pointing down, make sure you don't have shiny ceiling things, and it's safeish :P
The best part of vba is you can record a Macro then edit it. I think you should start by adding a button that shows a message box when you press it, then record a Macro and throw some message boxes in it to see what values are used. Beware, office 365 has some other thing besides vba that I'm not familiar with, you may be better off learning that.
I'm all-in on oat milk in coffee, but there are many gross oat-waters masquerading as oat milk on the market. My favorite so far is the oatly barista edition, usually stocked near other coffe creamer.
Mainly tmuxor screen keep sessions alive on the remote server, so processes don't get killed when I disconnect.