You've misunderstood the "right" way's purpose. It's right because it solves a problem in a particular context, not because it's the best way in all contexts. Y

You've misunderstood the "right" way's purpose. It's right because it solves a problem in a particular context, not because it's the best way in all contexts. You're not coordinating with other humans, so why have a mechanism to coordinate your efforts on a personal project? You're not risking people's incomes with minor downtime, so why build a resilient system? The right way comes at a cost of time and effort - why pay for things you don't want?