hamster

Think of the architecture as a wheel that you're running in like a hamster.

Or run in place like a hamster (some places have tracks, I know, but round and round it goes).

Instead of delivering the cat I had selected, I received a hamster in a cat outfit which bit my child.

Or (if you're crazy enough) put a printout of something random, like a banana or a hamster or Oscar the Grouch in your pocket.

Ones that look less like running on a hamster wheel.

And loop around I/O like a grumpy Pascal hacker in a hamster wheel as much as I want _when_ I need to.

You could replace your car with a hamster wheel and it would still go round and round, but it's missing the core function of getting you to work.

I believed that until a post about a hamster in a tutu falling in the LHC outranked a post on an async i/o python engine.

I'm tired of the hamster wheel of job applications.

I did, however, manage to work myself from a tech support hamster at 17 to sysadmin, then junior developer, then finally senior developer.

The emotional support animals (I say this because there was an emotional support hamster) by definition are supporting emotionally unstable individuals, do you want to tell that person to beat it?

If you run the wheel like a hamster on steroids in the first few months, sucking up, staying late and trying to be the all conquering hero - the expectations are going to be centered around that.

Hamster starts with Ham, but they are as unrelated as two things can be that exist in the same broad category (flesh).

Sidejacking attacks have been around for years (Hamster [1] is from 2007), and the millions of other reasons to do it just keep growing.