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No, I’m irritated because of the programmer’s attitude, which is quite systemic in programming and has been for a while.
by Annatar 9y ago
No, I’m irritated because of the programmer’s attitude, which is quite systemic in programming and has been for a while.
- Sir_Cmpwn 9y agoWell, it's not merited, and you're being rude. I'm saying this as someone who references the POSIX standard several times a week to ensure portability. This kind of tool is a toy project and is by its nature highly dependent on non-portable interfaces.
- Annatar 9y agoIf you’re against GNU and Linux like I am then it is very much merited. I utterly fail to see how being honest and direct by expressing my irritation is rude and am both insulted and appalled by what I perceive to be the Anglo-Saxon definition of rude hoisted upon me. I could just as easily turn this around and say that your lack of consideration for what is a different value system is just as rude. The entire argument around “rudeness” is nonsense, I’m not at all sorry to write.
- Sir_Cmpwn 9y agoBuddy, I hate GNU and Linux as much as you do. More, probably. You and I are on the same side here. You can either continue to attempt to extract yourself from me into a special class of person for which your behavior is supposedly acceptable, or take a good look at yourself and decide to be better in the future.
- Annatar 9y agoI’m not doing anything wrong.