Readit NewsWhen we were (slowly, painstakingly) making the Firefox UI compatible with multi-thread and multi-process, we hit this kind of issues all the time. One of the reasons we introduced Promise and async/await (née task/yield) in JavaScript was to give us a fighting chance to at least look at the code and understand where it could all break. And then we had to come up with the tools to actually debug these...
What are more examples of community updated classics?
Xfce is pronounced “ecks-eff-see-ee”. The name Xfce originally stood for “XForms Common Environment”, but since then Xfce has been rewritten twice and doesn't use the XForms toolkit anymore. The name survived, but it is no longer capitalized as “XFCE” and is no longer an abbreviation for anything (although suggestions have been made, such as “X Freakin' Cool Environment”).
When I'm familiar with the source, the headlines are enough for me to know if I want to read, navigating the folders is super quick, and the feed indicator makes adding new ones very easy too.