think pretty much covers it all 😀

We all know the most effective reply...go up to el toddler magnifico and do the exact same thing

oh it will happen more and more :) different day, different character. My own personal comparison from my daughter was the wrestler, The Undertaker, or....Gimli from Lord of the Rings or Hagrid...cant wait for the grey/white hair to appear, finally I will get Gandalf in my bingo card 🤣

my wallet, my poor wallet

Wait til this starts happening :)

I wonder what stellar contributions that person has made, or even wrote a well thought out counter argument to what you spoke about...nope???...

oh there are far better questions to ask :)

not even instructions on how to install taps?

ok maybe not to this extreme lol

anything by Terry Pratchett

Y

and this

www.imdb.com/title/tt0128...

oooof I feel ancient now. Which reminds me of the time I showed my daughter this movie :) www.imdb.com/title/tt0128...

youtu.be/pLqfXlIq6RE?...

Ellie from the Last of Us games
Raymond Holt from 99!!!!!!
Wiccan from the Marvel comics

Found that coding locally helped me remember, or at least gave me a clear understanding. Nowadays, its more about trying to remember stuff I have forgotten 😅

And bookmarks, always bookmarks (much better then massive tomes on JS that i used to own)

Yes. But i would caveat that by saying that anything i read that intrigues me, i would almost always play with the idea locally. Comparing it to how you learned in school...reading is one thing, but implementation, to me, shows an all-around understanding. For E.g, decades, getting in JS, I always.

I usually go for a combination - I'll read first, and if there is any confusion or ambiguity, off in search of videos. And then of course, local dev always helps - practice what I've learned