devouring

For work projects that could mean writing code for a new feature/fixing that inconsistent left margin or devouring my blog posts for any typos.

After devouring Mondo 2000 in early 90s the early issues of Wired seemed sort of meh despite similar optimism.

It hadn't been covered in any of the other programming literature that I was devouring at the time.

I love watching an episode then devouring every piece of online content about it over the next week.

I've been devouring MMM since you posted and I've already made a few changes to bring spending down.

In the early 1990s, the market again experienced rapid growth, devouring adjoining neighborhoods.

Carbon storage might have stopped quickly wheen wood devouring fungi evolved.

From The Devouring Fungus, Karla Jennings, 1990, chapter 10, The Monster Turns… and Falls to its Knees, p.

The version from 1990 from The Devouring Fungus which I quoted in a separate comment is about the IBM 701 and CRT memory.

It's really thrilling to feel like you're devouring everything you can find on a subject, and it feels really nice when other people use what you made.

I'm very happy my parents were subscribers and belive the avoricious devouring of each weekly issue helped me develop a rounded and intelligent world view.

I bought a car a year ago with a Bluetooth enabled sound system and almost immediately starting devouring podcasts because of how easy it was.

If you are referring to Goya's "Saturn Devouring His Son" then I don't think it was even painted before Napoleon's defeat.

OP's point about the speed of light explains only why we're not observing any civilization from the last 50,000 years, while the anthropic principle and the "quick, devouring species" assumption explain why no alien life exists at all in our past light cone.

"Them damn kids and their Rubython on Djrails think they invented everything." It paints a picture of some new, young beast hunting down and devouring the old guard bit by bit in some kind of cruel game designed to torture body and mind.

Devouring books with a purpose and applying the knowledge right away in real world practical scenarios.