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I don't think its lost meaning as much as it has a completely different meaning than it used to. It seems pretty common when something goes mainstream, as comp
by blihp 7y ago
I don't think its lost meaning as much as it has a completely different meaning than it used to. It seems pretty common when something goes mainstream, as computing has, for original definitions to be tossed aside while the terms get re-appropriated by/for a more mainstream audience.
This happens all the time in other parts of culture whether music, fashion or whatever. So I guess it shouldn't be too surprising that it's happened in tech too. Doesn't mean one needs to like it, just accept it for what it is.
- AllasAskBar 7y agoYet if you are a conservative you believe that the original meaning is the actual meaning. The uneducated masses of plebs merely utters a word, they do not use it.