Also, most around me don't care at all about absolutely anything as long as they get the $$$.And why should they? It's not like they are going to use the software. It will probably be replaced again, by the next big thing, 5 years down the line.
Yeah. I once had to do stuff to code that had bit-fields like that and after a while, realised (by means of StackOverflow) that that part is UB and I had to go with bitwise operations instead.
I honestly thought the system had multiple terminals, allowing multiple users working at the same time (like a ye olde mainframe) and you were adding up the time.
The thing is that 'un' is different from stuff like 'not', 'non' and the likes, because it is not just denying the referred word but saying that the effect of the referred word was reverted somehow.
Sure, having something Thermodynamically accurate instead of just acting like humans created heat out of nothing (or out of food that was unproduceable from some source that couldn't give machine energy) would have made me more satisfied with the movie.
Not "no one", but most, yeah.
Also, most around me don't care at all about absolutely anything as long as they get the $$$.And why should they? It's not like they are going to use the software. It will probably be replaced again, by the next big thing, 5 years down the line.