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I'm surprised they didn't go with the headline that practically wrote itself: Tether Becomes Untethered
by hawktheslayer 9y ago
I'm surprised they didn't go with the headline that practically wrote itself: Tether Becomes Untethered
- jknoepfler 9y agoOr Tether Untethers, if you dislike the passive voice.
- kingofpandora 9y agoDifferent meanings ... "Something untethered Tether" vs "Tether untethered something."
- jdmichal 9y agoThe obvious "something" in the second example being reflexive: "Tether untethers itself". Which is perfectly fine, if indirect, usage. We often use product names to refer to both the product and the producer. When we say things like, "I wish Windows implemented a Unix subsystem", we actually mean, "I wish the producers of Windows implemented a Unix subsystem."