#timeouts

DNI. Stand for “Do Not Interact.”

DNI IF:

You are below the age 13.

You are above the age 19.

You support/are a MAP. (it’s called pedophillia loves, you can’t give it a fancy name to confuse me <3)

You headcanon characters as having non-canon toxic traits.

You ignore Aran Ojiro’s existence.

You are a racist.

You do not support lgbtq+ rights. This includes not believing that Aros/Aces are part of the lgbtq+ spectrum.

You are ableist.

You support the Missing Puzzle Piece as the ND (nerodivergent) symbol. (if you do support this and you DON’T know why there is discourse about this symbol, send me an ask and i will let you know.)

You are a minor who writes smut.

You are a Fujoshi/are a cis woman who reads BL/YAOI or you fetishize mlm relationships.

Clearing all timeouts can be useful for testing or debugging. Firstly, clearing timeouts is simple when you have their ids:

const timeoutId = setTimeout(() => { console.log('Should never show'); }, 500); clearTimeout(timeoutId); console.log('(Nothing should appear)');

Though when their ids are not present (e.g. the setTimeout was part of a complex library), more complex tactics need to be used. The most obvious strategy is to override setTimeout to store each timeoutId before any code, including library code runs:

let globalObject; if (typeof window === 'undefined') { globalObject = global; } else { globalObject = window; } let allTimeoutIds = []; const originalTimeout = setTimeout; // Use a function instead of () => to ensure this can be overridden. globalObject.setTimeout = function(callback, timeInMS) { const timeoutId = originalTimeout(callback, timeInMS); allTimeoutIds.push(timeoutId); }; const originalClearTimeout = clearTimeout; globalObject.clearTimeout = function(timeoutId) { allTimeoutIds = allTimeoutIds.filter((id) => id !== timeoutId); originalClearTimeout(timeoutId); }; // Somewhere much later in code... setTimeout(() => { console.log('Should never show 2'); }, 300); setTimeout(() => { console.log('Should never show 3'); }, 400); for (const id of allTimeoutIds) { clearTimeout(id); } console.log(allTimeoutIds) // []

Although this approach is easy to extend, it is getting pretty complex and introduces overhead to every setTimeout and clearTimeout call. A better alternative is to use the natural order of timeout ids though this only works with browser code and not Node.js unlike the above:

function createClearAllTimeouts() { const noop = () => {}; let firstId = setTimeout(noop, 0); return () => { const lastId = setTimeout(noop, 0); while (firstId !== lastId) { firstId += 1; clearTimeout(firstId); } }; }; const clearAllTimeouts = createClearAllTimeouts(); setTimeout(() => { console.log('Should never show 4'); }, 300); setTimeout(() => { console.log('Should never show 5'); }, 400); clearAllTimeouts();

I got this last concept from this Stack Overflow post (I modified the code slightly to ensure code style consistency with my above code). Read it to get more details on why the above works in browsers.

“You will share, Sam. Stop running your mouth,” Cas growls, his Alpha tone warning Sam that if he doesn’t back down there will be consequences. They’re both Alphas but Cas outranks Sam, so he’s expected to obey him in moments like this.

Sam doesn’t want to.

“He was my mate first. I know what he wants and needs.” Sam’s eyes are on Dean’s recently spanked red ass.  Dean’s hole stretches wide to accommodate two cocks - Michael and Adam’s cocks. The slick is overwhelming. It makes Sam snarl and struggle against Cas’s strong arms holding him back.

Normally, he’s fine with sharing, but not when his beautiful brother is going into heat. That time belongs to Sam.

Dean moans, soft and sweet. More slick drips down his spread thighs that are perfect for biting and marks and Sam -

Okay, maybe he’s not okay with sharing. But it’s worse when Dean’s vulnerable and out of his mind with the primal need to be filled.

“No one is denying that he was yours first,” Michael murmurs, carding his fingers through Dean’s sweaty hair. Dean opens his tempting fucking mouth, another noise leaving him that has Sam’s body reacting.

Sam’s nostrils flare. “Let me. I want him. Let me have his mouth.”

Adam rolls his eyes and levels Sam with a look. “You’re in timeout. You don’t get rewards in timeout.”

“No, no, no,” Dean gasps at Adam’s words. Or maybe it’s the cocks fucking into his hole deeper, harder, and faster. “No more timeout. I need all of you.”

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Timeouts are one of the most common tools used by coaches to provide guidance and feedback to their teams. Research suggests that the timing and content of a timeout can have a significant impact on its effectiveness. Specifically, studies have examined the effects of “positive timeouts” or timeouts called when things are going well, versus typical timeouts called to address issues or…