Off-Topic: Eclipse Internal Error in Internal Error…
Just got this funny dialog from Eclipse…
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Priceless!
My own favourite is from some windows terminal emulator program I cannot remember the name of, but which attached a timer to the EULA message. After having pressed “Yes”, it issued a new popup saying “Are you sure you agree to this message after only having read it for 2 seconds?”