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Good thing I didn't mention that clown suit you call clothes.

Self evals are how HR avoids doing any real work.

From the Consumers Reports write up on the new Tesla Model Y: "...you can program the Model Y to chime in with a variety of flatulence sounds when you activate the turn signals. Or sleigh bells. Your choice."

Well, if you want to be snarky, you're wrong too. Here's a depiction of an OT (original task manager)...

I've only used Edge to download Chrome, or on those extremely rare situations where a website won't open in Chrome. And I only resort to testing Edge for that after verifying that Chrome is up-to-date. Had to do this recently because I maxed out my DSL speed on AT&T and the new service jumps to this stupid "dnserrorassist" AT&T webpage if there's an error in a hyperlink. AT&T's instructions take you to a switch that you can turn off to stop this, which in true AT&T fashion doesn't work. After Edge also failed, the only resolution was to change the DNS switchboard operator from AT&T to Google.

Ahem...Boomers created the Task Manager.

...and rock me rock me a little while...

By knowing that I'm never truly alone.

You could probably get it anytime. The Banana Split Blizzard isn't on the menu anymore, yet I've just asked & they made it.

Or a "cringe".

Without knowing anything about python, how are you forcing the entry to be an integer? Suppose the user types a letter or symbol? You'll probably need an error trap. (if that's what they call it in python)

Ages ago, I learned Assembly Language. I thought it was interesting, especially the troubleshooting aspect, but it was part of my Electronics Tech curriculum. If I had it to do over again, I'd have switched to Computer Sciences.

I've been debating trying some free courses in it, since I only know SQL & VBA. I tried to get through a book on C+, but found it boring after a couple chapters.

I thought you were going to say you got what you ordered...but that's just crazy talk.

Yeah, because "The Enemy of my Enemy is my Friend" policy has yet to backfire...

maybe... nope - they were 33K ohm .25w

Nice, France.