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> The pop-up message may be direct, but is it not attacking any minorities, genders or sexual preferences. How is that relevant to anything? Something can be
by wtbob 11y ago
> The pop-up message may be direct, but is it not attacking any minorities, genders or sexual preferences.
How is that relevant to anything? Something can be bad without attacking minorities, genders, sexual preferences, Packer fans or Packard drivers.
- PeCaN 11y agoWell, for one thing, it's not offensive. Attacking minorities, genders, and/or sexual preferences can be offensive. A popup calling out Debian on their ridiculous version lag is not. So... who cares, really.
- me_bx 11y ago> So... who cares, really. People who see an annoying xScreensaver popup each time they boot their machine or when their machine wakes up from screensaver... Worth noticing that the popup mentions xScreensaver's author's email address, which probably doesn't help him getting less bug reports....
- LeoPanthera 11y agoPretty sure that's a joke, poking light-hearted fun at the rather over-earnest flames further up in the thread.