whirlwind

Oh, and they have to provide support and services to all 10 million people or reap the whirlwind.

There's no evidence that Ebola can't evolve into a sharknado, destroying flying 747s with a whirlwind of teeth.

And then you enter an office and you're caught in a whirlwind of paper and faxes.

You're falling into a creationist trap by insisting that, yes, a whirlwind does have the power to assemble a 747!

In general, yeah, the early 90s seems like a whirlwind of technological change compared to today.

From experience, the whirlwind of new parenthood is antithetical to feeding that quantified self need.

The book was great, and touched off a whirlwind reading of the whole trilogy.

The process of raising this round of funding has been such a whirlwind.

I fleshed out my mobile payments startup idea, went through a whirlwind ChallengePost competition, lost, but had a ton of fun.

Life, kids, wife, non-coding hobbies, coding hobbies -- whirlwind of competition for my time.

Startup Weekend can be an exhausting whirlwind of activity.

It's also one of the few times we have an answer to how a hundred pound anime teenager can become a whirlwind dervish of mayhem.

The Whirlwind Project seriously considered using a microwave "delay line", a round trip microwave connection a long distance across the state of Massachusetts.

Not ARM64, but "Tonc: Whirlwind Tour of ARM Assembly" [1] is what I'm repeatedly referring to while learning ARM.

The fact of the matter is that Apple has had some high profile "quality scandals" the last year (some would argue 2/3 were not deserved): - iOS point release that bricked phones and was pulled - Bendgate - iCloud hacking scandal None of them actually were OS X bugs, but you couple that with some minor OS X bugs and everything goes into a whirlwind of negative perception.

And very few people had access to resources like the TX-2, the 2nd generation of the transistorized Whirlwind, the computer that defined how we build them to this day.