Subject: Updated reports for the lazy

From: Rachael <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2014 08:23:15 -0800

Hi Ietf-dkim-archive

I had a great Thanksgiving! How about you?

So you overdid it at Thanksgiving dinner. You're certainly not alone: The average Thanksgiving meal clocks in around 3,000 cals, more than most adults need in an entire day.

Not to worry though. The truth is you should not have any guilt at all about overeating this holiday season. I recently took a break from my cooking show to investigate something that I found to be truly interesting.

This will make a huge difference for you this holiday season.
http://www.yougotofitness.com/tiffanies/nonconductive/chalet/longers/durned.php

We know this is the most busy time of the year.

Thanks,
Rachael

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Have a great day

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Almost) All operations on byte, short will promote these primitives to int, for example, you cannot write:

short x = 1;
short y = 2;

short z = x + y; //error
Arithmetics are easier and straightforward when using int, no need to cast.

In terms of space, it makes a very little difference. byte and short would complicate things, I don't think this micro optimization worth it.

try smth like this enum FactoryImpl implements SuperDuperFactory{ FastFactory{...}, MemoryEfficientFactort{....} }. Now you have 2 possible instances of SuperDuperFactory but you can configure to use one at a time. 

However if you deserialize an instance with a reference to SuperDuperFactory you might end up with 2 active factories. If would have been an error NotSerializableException if the factory was not serializable. Of course the field reference to the factory should have been transient but such mistakes happen and enum helps mask 'em,

since the're invisible if the factory is the same.