What I’ve learned is that the common mistake is treating isolation as binary. It’s easy to assume that if you use Docker, you are isolated. The reality is that standard Docker gives you namespace isolation, which is just visibility walls on a shared kernel. Whether that is sufficient depends entirely on what you are protecting against.
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To be fair, much of that is by design. DTF St. Louis wants to keep viewers in the dark about its central investigation throughout its run. Unfortunately, that means dragging the mystery out, especially when it comes down to Homer and Plumb's investigation.
Backpressure is strict by default. When a buffer is full, writes reject rather than silently accumulating. You can configure alternative policies – block until space is available, drop oldest, drop newest – but you have to choose explicitly. No more silent memory growth.
swap(&arr[i], &arr[j]);