Overpakking

Overpakking is a term used in certain contexts to describe the act of packing too much into a container or space, or the state of being overfilled. This can apply to various situations, from physical objects to digital storage. For instance, in the context of shipping or moving, overpakking can refer to putting too many items into a box, potentially exceeding its weight limit or causing it to become unstable and difficult to handle. This can lead to damaged goods or injury.

In digital terms, overpakking might refer to filling up a storage device, such as a hard drive or cloud storage, beyond its intended capacity or to a point where performance is significantly degraded. This can result in errors, slow access times, or the inability to save new data. The concept also extends to less literal interpretations, such as overpakking a schedule with too many commitments, leading to stress and reduced effectiveness. The core idea across these examples is exceeding a reasonable or optimal limit.