jam-packed

They were jam-packed \n with books, tools, cruft and crud—all the crap that had \n previously cluttered the shelves and the floor and the sofa \n and the coffee table. \n\n “Watch this,” he said.

Having the studio jam-packed with new faces isn't the way to accomplish that. That said, if they're charging $130 per month, I wouldn't do it without a Groupon, either.

And, shortly thereafter I'd find code just jam-packed with factories and builders and observers and adapters in multiple layers. It was a mess.

The reason why I hate Facebook so much, is that because every single space is jam-packed with text and content. Negative space is important to give some visual space to breathe.

Not the aerodynamics, but that hundreds of people sit jam-packed for hours and no one gets hurt. If you put that many monkeys or baboons or whatever in a giant metal tube for a few hours, it would be a bloodbath.

All of those things are jam-packed into the consumer devices that are now surrounding us and fueling this craze... but programmer is the one that has been picked.

This article was so jam-packed full of meaningless drivel that I think I'm going to be sick. Why does every argument have to be framed as noble startup versus evil corporation, when all you did was write twenty lines of Javascript?

It doesn't read like a list, its jam-packed with information in different styles: top looks like an essay, then a list of short answers, then "how can I maximize information per square inch" at the bottom. I'm intimidated to read it.

I agree there are few things worse than a codebase jam-packed with inappropriate design patterns. Unfortunately, one of the few things that is worse is a code base where the programmers have clearly never learned about any design patterns at all.

I always laugh when these articles show up and every other tip is about finding a way to pack a little exercise or a little recreation into a jam-packed schedule. You too can do some pushups in between checking 200 emails at your standing desk and running to your 17th appointment of the day!

It's because math is so jam-packed with overloaded operators and ad hoc notation that it would be an impossible feat to standardize any nontrivial subset of it. This is largely because mathematical notation is designed for compactness, so that mathematicians don't have to write down so much crap when trying to express their ideas.