Love it. I'm a big believer in choosing the right vocabulary. Half of the fogginess in communicating ideas comes from bad vocabulary, and matching that vocabu

Love it. I'm a big believer in choosing the right vocabulary. Half of the fogginess in communicating ideas comes from bad vocabulary, and matching that vocabulary to your user base. For example, "signal" is a great word that describes the behavior. "Delegate" is also decent. "Dictionary" is not a good word. If you don't know that a dictionary is a key value store, it's not very obvious. Same with "hash"; unless you've been educated in data structures, a hash is either a mathematical function or a cannabis product. Reason I bring it up: We don't manipulate "crons". We manipulate "jobs" in the crontab at /etc/crontab (short for cron table, I believe). It's an exceptionally tiny nitpick of a really good idea. So keep up the good work and feel free to ignore my pedanticism.