aeons

Reminds me of the old metric for code productivity from aeons ago, the K-LOC (thousand lines of code).

At least that is less time than the aeons that can be spent on other games, including 2048.

It often stems from an analogy to biological evolution, but evolution is a geological-timescale process that occurs over aeons.

We made our towns and cities 'smokeless zones' many aeons ago due to the soot making buildings black and 'pea-soupers'.

People have been targeting the 'sights' since the notion of overseas travel as a source of pleasure began aeons ago.

Compared to the aeons of being dead, what are couple of years in emotional pain?

All the countless seconds, numerous hours, practically aeons of time wasted on this.

But for a specific period of time (which can be like aeons in the software industry) idioms are for all intends and purposes static.

I dabbled with the Red Book aeons ago, but never got very far with 3D programming.

I also had a look at the github and it looks like things are aeons away from the 'Wordpress 5 minute install'.

Obviously geographic channels on IRC have existed for aeons and do the same thing, but putting it in a modern app for a new generation makes sense.

A solid product kind of helps with the success of things and there is always the ever-present risk that a software project will take aeons longer than intended.

Aeons ago that was shocking new machinery and there must have been those that feared the wilderness being lost.