You're welcome. Though for me it's more of a brain-juice craving coupled with lurching movements. (This might just be common zombiism as opposed to being goth. I wouldn't be surprised if it is. After all, I've been told I smell and look like a risen corpse. Well, only once, and on Halloween.)

Wait? I was supposed to ONLY scent bomb them. Hang on...

*removes the ether-spraying, auto-tiger-stripe-body-painting and tiger-tail-transplanter mechanisms*

*Deletes GPS coordinates for all zoos from drone memory*

Okay, well, if you ever get their GPS location, you know how to reach me.

I'm functionally undead (and loving it!) Bad movie reference aside, I'm still moved by this sentiment.

If you have their home address... I have an unused drone! (Well, okay, I have parts from which I *might* be able to make one... maybe)

Yeah, I understood its possible. That's why I only spoke to my personal experience. As I understand it, for MOST acts of programming they're safer than cooking. Heck, deep-frying is one of the riskier acts in a commercial kitchen. (Even riskier at home because of poor self-training/setup)

IMO, programming can be similar, only it's usually much safer. (e.g. I've never been physically burned by my computer programs. I can't say the same about cooktops.)

Good analogy. Having worked as a line cook at Perkins as a teen, I had to remember a fair number of sometimes disparate recipes "on demand." I also had to solve mechanical issues on the fly over a very hot surface (cooking mishap, corrected) and get the task (entree) finished in a timely manner.
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I know I have my grumbles about when abstracts are nothing more than marketing fluff without any insight as to the conclusions. But those folks are next level in their complaints and unwillingness to comprehend.

IMO a bit of snark from a teen is far more tolerable.

Have those same shirt-losing folks also met the countless ADULTS who say the following? "If you don't give me a quick and easy to understand summary, there's no way I'm reading the whole article." [An unironic statement about a nuanced subject. And they weren't gonna read it all in the first place.]

It really is one of them. I like the nuclear block, too. I was on the fence about it until I realized dogpiling was relatively rare here. I suspect those and easily shareable moderation lists are the primary drivers of that.

Also, I just toss those people in a moderation list. I've no time for 'em.

The tiny bit more I got included the largest mass execution in US history, (Indigenous folks). Around then I started asking adults about tribal sovereignty: the responses were unhinged.

I learned one fact from all that: You cannot trust (us) white folks in the USA to accurately speak to our history

Guess which mistake I made first, and which I made second.

I still have a mess to cleanup from last night.

I did use some to laminate cheesecloth to some paper. It's pretty strong. I may not have used enough glycerin. Or it might just be more rigid in general. We'll see how things go with it.
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It's a good rendition!

Thankfully I'm still finding the CDs I want... For now.