Not peeved at all. Actually I find the persnickety language-lawyering far more irksome. It is even specifically incorrect to claim that AWS lambda functions al

Not peeved at all. Actually I find the persnickety language-lawyering far more irksome. It is even specifically incorrect to claim that AWS lambda functions always run on servers; they have at least three distinct execution environments, one of which is IoT devices via AWS Greengrass another being inside the Cloudfront CDN. It's also a stretch to suggest that the primary execution environment for AWS Lambda is a server device; that is not AFAIK specified anywhere. So, although the term itself may annoy you, the counter-claim that "it must be servers" is a demonstrably false assumption.