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Don't discount the concept of personal growth and acceptance of being wrong, either.

The cover art almost never reflected the truth of the story. It was like '60s/'70s version of clickbait.

"Orange to the thigh, blue to the sky." Yes, definitely need to remember that they expire, as well. It's also good to know how to administer Narcan. Remember, for both, you still want to seek medical attention ASAP.

You mean the language that actively tells you to uninstall itself? I have zero development involvement.

In my "team" that's the excuse they use to dump their work onto my group, but feel free to ignore when we push back.

It still uses Java. Java.

If it's like ours then there are typically three different esoteric ways to do a single task, instead of one simple way.

For years our financial services software, Oracle based, was only certified to work in Internet Explorer or Firefox ESR. We didn't exactly pay chump change for it, annually, either.

Google updates Chrome enough that what isn't working today, will in all likelihood work tomorrow. Sometimes it's even access to Google's own resources that's broken in Chrome.

I have to make a correction: I also saw "Seven" when it was initially released, a literal half a lifetime ago. I had no desire to watch it again.

But works far better in the "it exploded and now my flesh is cooked" area.

Not really a fan of Gosling, but I do like a first contact story so...

Nope. Never.

Might I also suggest this one, from 1985?

"Hot Pocket" is a more apt description, based on the ability of lava to destroy human flesh.

Of he listed films I've only seen "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" and my film buff friends would likely disown me, if that ever came to be known. TGWTDT has the distinction of being the only film that has ever made me want to off every male character.

Friends trying to set me up on a date. "Dude, she's way too young for me." "How old is she?" "40."

The only thing that I'm denying is that my inability to grow an epic long white beard makes me a Warlock, not a Wizard.

It's been throwing Spanish and Hindi at me, randomly.

And, if I remember correctly from what I've read elsewhere on that case, the judge even mentioned in his decision that the plaintiffs likely should have tried a different angle, perhaps like addressing the output as in the Midjourney case.