reclaimable

If you import something into a European country, you pay VAT but the VAT is reclaimable basically immediately.

The memory is still reclaimable, if you can eliminate the references keeping the object from being GC'd.

The net result is zero but reverse charging means they get VAT revenue for situations where VAT is not reclaimable (many exist).

I'm saying, the point of the article is that not all of those costs are sunk costs; some of it is reclaimable.

On my 64GB system, ARC is using 42.4GB, but this memory is quickly reclaimable if it's needed.

The local guy’s $80 includes 20% VAT on inputs ($13.33 reclaimable), dropping his real cost to $66.67.

Even with the VAT being reclaimable, the sums worked out in favour of looking overseas.

And remember that, unlike mortgages and car loans, student loans aren't backed by any reclaimable asset - you can't repossess someone's degree!

Water usage should also imply that the water used is not reclaimable.

But Kubernetes memory accounting assumes that the page cache is always reclaimable.

Receipted lunch and travel expenses are reclaimable when I am on a client site.

I select laptops priced between £500 and £750 (this includes VAT at 20% which is reclaimable if you're a VAT registered business user.

Request the amount of memory needed to be healthy, you can potentially set the limit higher to account for "reclaimable cache".

Because Chrome's program text itself is reclaimable and counts as "available".

After this article was written, `free -m` on many systems started to have an "available" column that shows the sum of reclaimable and free memory.

The summary is mostly vague generalities like "Clarifies common misconceptions about reclaimable memory", "Explains the role of swap in memory management", and "Discusses the limitations of the OOM killer".