I don’t know about the disorganized part. Like book stores don’t do this. But you’d see Walmart do it with like DVDs. I’d guess it’s more about not wanting to waste worker time organizing it.

Is this what AIX stands for?

This is what confused me about OP, because I think of this as the application (ie program, or tool) not the library. So to put the name of the tool back into a library, seems backwards.

If they had said cineplex would that have been more meaningful?

They’ll be back in a jiff.

Now you need to write a layer of typedefs to map the expanded names back to their original types.

I’ve got g’news for you…

Is this so everyone has to touch everything everyone else touches so everyone can spread their germs and get sick and then they can’t go to work at Walmart where they don’t get health insurance?

Test Drive 3 had a pretty complicated wheel.

What’s wrong with implementation inheritance? Don’t you want that?

But Microsoft has always been so trustworthy.

But were there really a hundred little ones when he dumped them on the floor? Did this guy ever see Rainman?

Where I live, a million dollars doesn’t buy you a house. So I don’t know what this bitch is talking about.

What the parent comment is describing appears to be downloading of data. Not a software update.

You’re not going to perform a software update after every single encounter with an enemy. You might upload/download data for analysis purposes, mission updates, etc. but you’re not going to actually update the software in such a situation.

I wouldn’t use the term software update to describe those things though.

They already add sawdust to a ton of shit.

Monties With Attitude,

Straight Outta Camelot

I really hope this is sarcasm.

The Mighty Dicks?

Field is Screams?

Cool Gunnings?

Victim blaming those weak pathetic losers is always the feel good movie of the year. Everyone wants to see the underdog lose.

Why does she need to say anything?