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They could have been trying for a figure of speech. People sometimes say a complex problem or piece of code "has a lot of moving parts," so there's precedent fo
by PhasmaFelis 8y ago
They could have been trying for a figure of speech. People sometimes say a complex problem or piece of code "has a lot of moving parts," so there's precedent for not taking "moving parts" literally. I agree it's awkward regardless.