Sebastiano Vigna

Ok, I know it's like forever but I'm looking into this. There should be no backward compatibility problem because you have default methods right? Just looking around.

> @vigna yes, no backward compatibility issues as far as I see. The default method which triggers an exception for this. What?

I see, the code is currently shared between primitive types and object types. Probably adding a conditional check for null would solve the problem.

(Provided that all that stuff is entirely unnatural and I'm perfectly sure everybody is carefully avoiding relying on those dark corners of the API.)

Map#fastForEach

I now see your point. The problem is that we do not have type-specific BiConsumers. Are there some provided by the JDK?

But, did you try overkneading with whole wheat flour? Or it is just me? I might be doing something else wrong.

Ok, then there's something else I'm doing really wrong. Like, speed too high or something like that. The flour is standard store-bought flour...

[Type 2 (full bran) flower from Grandi Molini](https://www.grandimolini.it/it/prodotti/le-farine-per-tutti/farina-tipo-2-w-295). But that's just 50g in the starter. 500g is [refined flour W350](https://www.pasta-garofalo.com/it/prodotto/farina-w-350/) sold for long fermentations. I'm using the hook from Kenwood...

As discussed elsewhere, not a bug in `ne`. Improper terminal emulators, and/or improper terminfo databases. Easily fixed by fixing the database. Sometimes the emulator has an option to sync its...