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Changes you make will remain for your session but be reverted over when the machine is reclaimed for the next user.

The post is talking about automatically figuring out that nobody knows the Pid of a process and hence that process can be reclaimed.

Radioshack comes to mind, they could have reclaimed their #1 destination for hobbyists by repurposing their shops as hacker spaces.

It does not stop here, the Activity almost certainly contains references to many other objects that similarly cannot be reclaimed.

A staff member checked the account and confirmed that the account was inactive and deleted it so it could be reclaimed.

The coastline of Zeeland is very artificial of course, much of it is reclaimed land.

In ARC, local pointers may be reclaimed before their scope ends, if the compiler determines no further use of the pointer.

The article specifically talks about Mission Bay as an ideal place for development - it's all land reclaimed from the bay.

In the north of course there is the sea dike of Camperduin and reclaimed land, and Wieringen is no longer an island.

My perception is that nerd has not only been reclaimed, it has been over-done.

> The post is talking about automatically figuring out that nobody knows the Pid of a process and hence that process can be reclaimed.

I believe isomorphic has fallen out of favor (as it's being reclaimed for its original specific meaning) compared to Universal.

It's obvious and simple but politically it is "risky" because some VP's pet project having resources reclaimed makes them feel weak or something.

Ok, how about: "completely suspend and remove the project, and don't let the name be reclaimed." Source Forge is trying to convince us they never thought of that.

"Software as Subversion" equivocates "forking" as being a Git terminology that somehow reclaimed its negative stigma, when it is purely a GitHub redefinition.