gracefully

Well, thinking about it means you likely cause any failures to fail gracefully, in a well defined, recognizable, predictable manner.

Also, the higher frequency of single instance failures (which our stack can handle pretty gracefully) is somewhat annoying.

They openly admit that Influx isn't built to gracefully recover from crashes, and that you will lose data.

Everything is relative, and surely there are some misfeatures that simply can't be handled gracefully.

Just answering some of those questions below: > How can you gracefully reload kong if you need to add/remove/change a plugin?

Like believing the invisible hand of the free market will balance things out gracefully.

Also, how can you gracefully reload kong if you need to add/remove/change a plugin?

He put himself in an embarrassing situation, but handled it gracefully, without excuses.

And it's also possible for your muscles to weigh so much that you can't move as gracefully because equilibrium is harder to maintain.

In particular, the Solaris privileges model allows a program to gracefully degrade functionality and drop and reinstate privileges at different points of execution.

This may just be me, but I feel like 2D ages so much more gracefully than 3D.

It doesn't degrade gracefully on my Lynx browser and doesn't use any form of encryption when submitting comments, making it vulnerable to 3-letter agency interception.

Training can only take you as far as "glide and crash gracefully" without stalling and spinning.

Failure to degrade gracefully, and leaving artifacts all over the page, on "unsupported" devices / browsers (which, thanks for caring, aren't upgradable).