Someone please teach these people the concept of "context". Just because someone's name is "Dick" or "Dickinson" or "Dickson", that doesn't mean their names are offensive!
NetworkManager 1.50 Released - Now Ensures Offensive Terms Don't Appear In Settings
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Originally posted by SquisherNice to see the forum exploding, because NetworkManager does not write master or slave as key in their key value pair files anymore. If you take a look at the actual patch its just checking for like 4 different strings and will not write them into the file. Its not like an engineering team spend weeks figuring it out. Me personally I really don't care.
This also happens in the kernel from time to time. If they find some equivalent terms yeah go for it. In the kernel the dsa_master and dsa_slave were renamed to dsa_conduit and dsa_user, which for me as non native speaker did take some time getting used to.
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Originally posted by stormcrow View PostImagine and build a better world in which language evolves to correct the inherent bigotries and biases over centuries of incorrect and destructive thought patterns so ingrained people don't even notice them in said language until they're directed at oneself and people like oneself... then one reads Phoronix's forums and realizes just how very very long we have to go.
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Originally posted by access View Post
Well, as you can see in this thread a lot of snowflakes are panicking because certain deprecated word aren't written to a config file... in a piece of software that some of them loudly proclaim that they aren't even using to begin with.
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