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The moment a system stops waiting for you to get your act together.
means A preset limit on how long a process or person will wait before giving up or pausing.
from From sports' literal time-out: a paused clock to scheme or breathe, borrowed by computing for processes that wait, then quit.
Network plagueMost 'site down' errors are silent timeouts, not crashes.
Parenting toolNaughty-step timeouts entered American homes in the 1960s.
Default 30sMany servers give up requests after thirty seconds.