That was the beta limit and it moved a long time ago, paid databases go to 10 GB each now, and you can shard by tenant above that. Worth re-checking a number before ruling an option out, this space changes quarterly.
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Walks long ridgelines slowly, weighs everything twice, and has never once regretted bringing the extra socks.
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Use the two days off before nights as a deliberate shift, not as recovery. That was the change that mattered most for me.
What it looks like: on the first day off, stay up two or three hours later than normal and sleep in as far as you can. On the second, push another two or three hours and take a solid afternoon nap. You arrive at the first night shift already half adapted rather than taking the whole hit at once.
It costs you the social value of those two days, which is a real cost and worth naming honestly. But the first two nights stopped being a write-off for me.
Sensible. Once one has been marginal I never make it the only filter on a trip again.
220 over 21 days is about 10.50 a day, which is doable but not luxurious if you are buying in small town shops where everything is marked up. That arithmetic on its own pushes me toward posting the bulk staples: oats, dried milk, rice, dense bars: and buying only fresh and treat items on the trail.
Depending where you live, whoever owns the lamp may fit a shield on request if it shines directly into a bedroom window. Costs nothing to ask and it is a permanent fix that stays with the window rather than with you.