I bought a fire extinguisher recently but I’ve never used one. I have a faint idea of how it works and what kind of result I’d get based on what I’ve seen on TV. But if a serious fire ever breaks out I don’t even know if I’d even remember to grab and use it.
Meh, it's just some stuff they extracted from your spit. I wouldn't get bent out of shape over it. Who knows, we might all get a decent payout from a settlement. You certainly won't regret when that happens.
I think web components were almost a good "built-in" way of doing React/Vue. Where it lost me was the Shadow DOM. I get that it's supposed to encapsulate the contents of a component and restrict JS/CSS to itself, but it's overkill IMO. It's basically like having a bunch of iframes and makes it much harder to query things, which is very much unlike the rest of the DOM. I don't need guard rails to tell me how to do encapsulation.