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Honestly, if I were you, I’d just take the severance pay, enroll in a coding bootcamp, and call it a day because you'll actually be able to find work once you're trained. Right now, there are at least thirty job postings out there with starting salaries hovering around $75,000 or $80,000, so I guess you should probably weigh that against whether it's even worth staying in carpentry.
It was an okay movie, I guess.
The concept itself is honestly great, but the execution just doesn't hit the mark for me. I guess you go in expecting something much more substantial, but at the end of the day, you just end up with a total letdown.
This movie was absolutely terrible—just complete, mindless garbage. Honestly, having that massive mutant monster spitting fire at the end was just the final insult. I’d probably rank this in my top three stupidest films I’ve ever sat through, especially when you consider the cast they hired and the massive budget they blew on it.
Maybe try holding down that triangular reset button—just give it about a 10-second hold while you hear those little audio clips indicating it's actually doing something—and see if you can somehow trick them into staying on. It’s entirely possible those replacements were sourced from a bunch of different manufacturers, so the chips might just be fighting each other for dominance rather than working together properly.