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"Nonetheless, I’ve seen multiple people defending and even celebrating it. (One outlet called it an “epic rant”.) " I don't think calling it an "epic rant" was
by jsight 11y ago
"Nonetheless, I’ve seen multiple people defending and even celebrating it. (One outlet called it an “epic rant”.) "
I don't think calling it an "epic rant" was celebrating it.
http://www.itworld.com/article/3000564/linux/linus-goes-on-epic-rant-about-linux-kernel-code.html http://www.itworld.com/article/3000564/linux/linus-goes-on-e...
"Linus loses it in an epic rant about kernel code." isn't exactly a complimentary line, IMO.
- msbarnett 11y agoI read the adjective "epic" as flattering/celebrating. In use its somewhat similar to "awesome" in North American English. I'm not clear if the author is from the UK or something, though.