fragmenting

Them switching to TypeScript from AtScript was just de-fragmenting the JS-superset language space, which is a good thing.

This causes people to use different (closed-source) works on different platforms, fragmenting the community and hurting sharing.

You had a brief blip of SecurityFocus around 1999, and in 2003 it began fragmenting into a myriad of blogs.

This would be vastly more cache friendly, and you would be fragmenting your heap dramatically slower.

This will just degrade results by fragmenting them, and detract from efforts to improve results.

Adding to that the different distros and fragmenting Hadoop ecosystem, constantly changing versions, etc.

It's no surprise that everything is fragmenting into the new services proving that piracy will continue be the best option for the consumer.

You can't magically encapsulate IP in IP at 1460 segments without fragmenting.

There's little upside in hosting a light version, and fragmenting the docs.

In the examples I see nothing overly compelling which would justify fragmenting the mind share.

If you don't realize how the allocator works in your VM you might end up fragmenting your pools and over-allocating virtual memory for a simple process.

And how long before fragmenting search results across multiple search engines leads to a thriving new market of news sources that don't sign exclusive distribution deals?

Fragmenting and repeating the docs across a bunch of disparate tests is just like copy-paste coding: a maintenance nightmare.