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Last edited by stormcrow; 29 June 2021, 01:00 PM.
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Originally posted by M@GOid View Post
I called my Kung Fu teacher "Main" and he looked at me funny. Then I explained to him that we don't use the term "master" anymore. Next he told me to get out of his school. I'm calling the SJW gang to teach him a lesson.
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Originally posted by M@GOid View Post
I called my Kung Fu teacher "Main" and he looked at me funny. Then I explained to him that we don't use the term "master" anymore. Next he told me to get out of his school. I'm calling the SJW gang to teach him a lesson.
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Originally posted by skeevy420 View Post
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Originally posted by jacek23
And he was right. Not every "master" is a "master of slaves", by changing his title to "main" you somehow suggest your relation to him was that of a slave and slave ownem/manager. Master of a student is clearly not-slavery-related use. Context for word usage matters.
Would you call SJW on "black paint", "black body radiation", "master bedroom", "mastering C++ programming", "ship's master", "black hole".
Replacing "black" with "dark" does not work. Black references specific color, and "dark" just the luminocity. "Green" can also be "dark".
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Originally posted by jacek23
40k lines of code is not nothing.
It often is as it needs maintenance and resources for code maintenance are finite. For example in Spectre/Meltdown times I am pretty sure these 40k lines had to be checked for those vulnerabilities.
Moreover just google linux-ide mailing list. There are numerous daily mails there, O(10) monthly patches. So this code just does not "exist" - it takes resources.
Also IDE-USB are available. Or take your old laptop install old linux and use that. It is actually great thing about open source (at least linux kernel and system tools) that it is not so difficult to install say debian from 2002.
(Almost) nobody needs to do anything or needs to buy adaptors, as removing Legacy IDE code from the kernel does not mean that IDE support is to be removed.
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