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not object oriented

I don't think we have a name for what you are trying to say here.

(And yeah, "object oriented" isn't it.)

You can always move the room guests into the next room before the boulder reaches them.

Besides, the boulder will have to destroy half of the rooms before it reaches the other half. And half of those first before reaching the later half. And half of those first before reaching the later half. So Sisyphus can only ever bulldoze an inifinitelly small share of the rooms.

It's been a decade since people found the HR manual to how to size your teams for one of them. Just let that old speculation fade away to history.

Try to make a hierarchy of lists where some items have more than one paragraph.

Nominally, Word does that.

So... Use it only for editing documents that aren't composed of pages?

It's certainly not for non-formatted documents. So... it's for documents that are formatted but don't have a layout?

Yes. The title is larger than your meme on the web.

At least it would be a good platform for launching satellites.

Maybe flatpack should do a better job of exporting the application data into the user's home.

You can't insist on sandboxing the applications and expect them to export the data on a main user directory.

The pneumatic screw-drivers really add to the soundtrack!

On salt?

It depolymerizes on water, but salt is extremely hydrophilic and stops that process down.

Table salt has an expiration date from the secant that keeps it as a powder, but the one in the picture doesn't have it either.

Apparently, they moved the blocks on sliders, not rollers. Rollers would just dig on the sand and impede any movement.

Also, the Egyptians didn't used bullwhips. They just paid the workers nicely.

Now, about the meme, I can't find a flaw.

Looks like I was wrong.