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sink's volume, just as volume-control-pulse does
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It looks like these switch statements are intended for future expansion,
so leaving the basic switching logic intact
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After being moved into a class named "VolumeWarning", the high_volume_
prefix was redunant.
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one second is too long in practice; shortening to 500 msec
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