Have you been writing a lot of code following the Mute-Design-Pattern™ lately? E.g.

try {
 complex();
 logic();
 here();
}
catch (Exception ignore) {
 // Will never happen hehe
 System.exit(-1);
}

There’s an easier way with Java 8!

Just add this very useful tool to your Utilities or Helper class:

public class Helper {

 // 18395 lines of other code here

 @FunctionalInterface
 interface CheckedRunnable {
 void run() throws Throwable;
 }

 public static void mute(CheckedRunnable r) {
 try {
 r.run();
 }
 catch (Throwable ignore) {
 // OK, better stay safe
 ignore.printStackTrace();
 }
 }

 // 37831 lines of other code here
}

Now you can wrap all your logic in this nice little wrapper:

mute(() -> {
 complex();
 logic();
 here();
});

Done!

Even better, in some cases, you can use method references

try (Connection con = ...;
 PreparedStatement stmt = ...) {

 mute(stmt::executeUpdate);
}