bussy

Since you have so much responsibility and control, life should be quite bussy, but manageable.

Perhaps he is too bussy of a man to spend his time educating us.

It's a bussy thing so you could just get an OBD2 splitter.

Unfortunately, news outlets are to bussy spreading panic to adress the actual risks of hording stuff fromm food over medical PTE to toilett paper.

After doing the very bussy part of the trip you get to see giant trains with 1 or 2 passengers at 30 min interval.

He needs a good dose of bussy to straighten him out.

The main reason is it is hard to avoid downtime when upgrading older postgres versions (given a large and bussy enough server) The situation is getting so much better with logical decoding in recent version.

What would be more likely, That people making startups is too bussy working to share it on HN or that AI is useless in real projects.

Seems like US English was bussy replacing German umlaut characters ä, ö, ü (transcribed in ascii as ae, oe, ue) with americanized version.

One thing I do know for sure: If they ask 50 bucks for an icon they'll be very bussy but out of business within a month.

At bussy times, I have like 20 mails in my inbox for 1-2 days, but most of the time my inbox is empty or had under 5 mails.

It's one thing for you web app to load quickly on my university's (very nice) network, but quite another for it to work on my apartment's fritzy, bussy wifi, or at the hackerspace when 10+ other people are sharing 2MB/s.

But "important" persons are probably bussy managing their curent brand and social influence...

But the rest of the day you are bussy fixing your test suite as the test are tightly coupled to the "how" something is done.

My girlfriend's son was using my tablet (which is logged on my main Google account) and recently I was being victim of this, and suddenly he asked me "what's a bussy?" I never logged my account out of an device so fast.

There was always bigger fish to fry for Ember.js core team, who were so bussy making blogpost after blogpost of new great features or API changes happening, while being oblivious to comments below those same blogposts asking "can I now do partial updates on models because they are super costful to update?" or "is calling set on destroyed object fixed yet?".