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To be perfectly frank, there’s no getting around the fact that a convicted murderer designed this filesystem, so… I don’t really see why changing it would make
by qubex 7y ago
To be perfectly frank, there’s no getting around the fact that a convicted murderer designed this filesystem, so… I don’t really see why changing it would make much of a difference.
I don’t really get the “burned names” thing; it verges on “cancel culture” (which, from my distant cultural remove, strikes me as rather insane).
I carry a surname uncomfortably close to that of widely-known Nazi Reichsminister, and in both Germany and Italy (countries I herald from) it is not uncommon for several acquaintances to have surnames with sinister historic overtones.
It just happens. People don’t think too much about it.
- Neil44 7y agoI agree in principle but in practice and where you’re ‘selling’ something, why rub people’s noses in it if you don’t have to.
- chapium 7y agoImo it should be burned. Not for everything but just for new versions of projects he himself worked on. Imagine if Victoria from Victoria's secret turned out to be an axe murderer and they kept the business name. The name is not the issue, but the the nameholder associated with it and the project.