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It's misleading because "serverless" intuitively means peer to peer, where everything runs on clients and there are truly no servers. So unlike "bug" it has an

by c-cube 7y ago

It's misleading because "serverless" intuitively means peer to peer, where everything runs on clients and there are truly no servers. So unlike "bug" it has an intuitive meaning that is the opposite of what the buzzword now means.

scarface74 7y ago
Serverless has never been used in the context of peer to peer. And “bug” isn’t anymore “intuitive” to the uninitiated.