
I transfer all downloads to the PC every once in a while, so it's not that old

I transfer all downloads to the PC every once in a while, so it's not that old
I'm not sure non-exhsustive makes sense — you want the caller to handle everything you may return to them, and the new errors won't be handled. Maybe a default branch in the handler could do, though
I'm not sure I understand you, but the signature will most often have a separate ordering that won't help with ordering the objects themselves.
Also, there are TreeMaps, that maintain order of elements, but those do the work on every insert
This I at least can comprehend, as H is silent in some languages
I sometimes see it with words I can't even start guessing, can't remember which, but I think last time it was something starting with M or N after ‘an’
I envy your resolve, I probably won't be able to boycott RAM manufacturers forever
Besides, I think that consumers boycotting them would not make much of an issue, otherwise they would probably not screw us over so hard in the first place
Reading through the comments, I remembered my first day on my second ever job, where we were instructed to turn off computers and power strips too, at the end of the day. When I turned mine off at the end of the day, I found out other power strips were using mine, so I turned off other people's machines. Unfortunately, the guy that gave us the instructions was first to leave in the evening and hadn't have his machine turned off that way.
Also remembered that I once broke production server (maybe it didn't get to production, can't remember) by adding a single line of log, I didn't notice that what I was logging was computationally intense, so it halted everything eventually, but it was barely reviewed because it's just one log line
Petrol is for the driver
Makes sense. Also agree on the last part
Oh, I saw a documentary about that, Sand or something
Shit, this is an amazingly depressive development
Good point, I should remember it
I like how the cat is being a cat and refuses to co-operate