But they felt it. The whole building. Felt it.
And the clapped until their hands bled.

Maybe it's about redaction of the files

For someone that isn't a programmer that is wanting to understand what a script is doing... "Just read the commands" isn't going to work.

It's like speaking English and being given an instruction manual in French and being expected to understand how a machine is working. You will recognise some borrowed words, but you aren't going to understand it.
"Just read the french manual" or "just learn french" aren't going to work for a consumer wanting to get the machine to work.

There's a joke about wage gaps here

Is this labour doing an actual labour thing?

Maybe 3 of the 4 wheels need tightening?
So it's a loose-loose-loose-tight situation when it should be a tight-tight-tight-tight situation

early 14c., "meat from the back and sides of a hog" (originally either fresh or cured, but especially cured), from Old French bacon, from Proto-Germanic *bakkon "back meat" (source also of Old High German bahho, Old Dutch baken "bacon"), from the source of back (n.).

Nah, bacon is bacon

I've been caught out by that. Very disappointing sandwich

And yet, there is an entire world out there. With people from all countries that are dealing with sash and case windows, restricted opening windows, or windows that don't open at all.

The "ever" is maybe stretching it.
I think it can survive the occasional mis-opening. But I wouldn't do it regularly, not leave it like that for a day.
Like "yeh, you've fucked up but I'm fine for now. Please fix me and never do it again" kinda scenario

I feel like it's a "can survive, but please fix quickly" kinda scenario.
I have no doubt the mechanism can support it. But used regularly will likely break something (where the entire fucking window falls into your room)