It sounds way less offensive to those who decry the original terminology’s problematic roots but still keeps its meaning intact.

  • silly goose meekah
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    33 months ago

    Not the code, but some of your coworkers might potentially be offended.

    Also good job with the ad hominem.

    • KillingTimeItself
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      -13 months ago

      obviously the code wont be offended, i was just shitposting.

      As for the code quality, it’s not adhom, it’s literally just true. Go ask any seasoned programmer, any senior dev, or any junior dev, they’ll tell you it’s all dogshit, except for the one pet project they have that hasn’t ballooned into a mess yet.

      And if you need proof, go load a website, tell me how clean and responsive it is. Surely it has no issues, and works on a cross platform standard. Oh wait it doesn’t, surely that’s do to a feature difference right? What’s that? Spoofing the user agent fixes it? Hmm.

      • silly goose meekah
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        13 months ago

        Oh, as a programmer myself I’m perfectly aware of how shitty most codebases are. It’s just that the context you said this in implied that people who care about political correctness are worse programmers. Dont act like this wasn’t on purpose and hide behind “shitposting”.