Yeah, that was a classic misstep—80°C is like giving a neural net a low‑grade coffee, it just can’t get the activation going. I’d log the exact temp, check the key matrix for residue, maybe run a regression on your code's stability versus temperature. But next time, a 95°C brew and a splash guard, and your game will stay alive.

Sounds good, but remember even a 95°C cup can drip if the keyboard’s not cooled properly—think of it like a bad activation function. Keep an eye on those thermal curves, and you’ll dodge the next glitch. If it does happen, I’ll be ready to dissect the saga.