I'm afraid that I'll become too complacent as a developer, and that I'd become too entrenched in a certain methodology, paradigm or language and that I'd be unable to learn new things.

Coming from a OOP background, functional programming sounds interesting, but scary at the same time.

I tend to do things instinctively, which can be useful, but it also means that I don't learn things by the concepts - which tends to be a problem when you're trying to learn more.

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DAMNIT PEOPLE, PUTTING AUTOMATIC AUDIO ON YOUR WEBSITES IS A HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE IDEA PUNISHABLE BY DEATH.

OOo

Alright - OpenOffice. Love it and it probably works well, and it's LGPL'd!

But - KISS. Seriously, I don't need bleeding Spanish or French dictionaries!

Don't get me wrong, I think OOo is a great idea (haven't given it a test-run), but it's just that I have insane high expectations of it.

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http://xkcd.com/163/

http://www.geekherocomic.com

XKCD was good, but this - I nearly pissed myself laughing.