removing

I suppose you could say removing a bad human experience is still removing a human experience, but then..

We took an older computer and let TempleOS take over the machine, removing the previous installation of windows completely.

You solve this problem by actively supporting anti-WAR campaings and removing from power parties who made/support wars.

By removing all ad impressions from that segment of the audience, you disproportionately decrease ad revenue.

Perhaps removing some of the ambiguity also reduces the chances of unintended political or market fallout.

These neighborhoods voted for Golden Dawn because they supported them (by violently removing the Paki-gangs).

If you remove the indexes and render the information difficult to find, its not that much different from removing the information altogether.

I'd like it if someone could show me how the garbage collector is related to removing the GIL.

Simply removing him through violence or otherwise will not fix the problem.

The main feature of this system is removing the need for enforcement.

I'm hesitant to agree with removing character limits, but when people are posting images as text you know you have a problem.

Basically it just ends up being removing extraneous whitespace.

Python's garbage collector itself isn't "thread safe", so removing the GIL without replacing the GC would cause major problems.

Uber "disrupted taxis" by disregarding the law, removing protections for both passengers and operators, and shifting risk on to operators while shifting profit margins to management.

Other possible uses of `final` (to tag methods or classes) have the downside of reducing the flexibility of code by removing interfaces / "seams" that can be overridden.

It's generally not - it's a management and attitude issue, and if the board cannot take the time to determine that, with supposedly far more access to the "big picture" than anyone else, then you should feel no guilt for removing yourself from the situation.

Removing the GIL is easy if you remove compatibility requirements with C extensions.

Removing something but then offering to put it back in return for money or accepting ads or accepting spyware or whatever other onerous condition is user-hostile.