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> Well, yeah, that looks like it looks elsewhere, and by the way, there's a built-in command that also would have told you this. It's entirely possible to say
by rrss 7y ago
> Well, yeah, that looks like it looks elsewhere, and by the way, there's a built-in command that also would have told you this.
It's entirely possible to say both these things in a much more constructive and less condescending tone than was used.
- _jal 7y agoPeople are so very weirdly sensitive to these things when it is a big company that comes calling. Wonder why that is. Context matters. If you don't take the time to understand the context you're walking in to and don't follow local rules, don't be surprised if people are rude to you back. Not that I even think what they said was all that rude. Do you also think you can slide in to a gam3r chat and expect business etiquette?
- manigandham 7y agoI don't think a crypto mailing list is the same as "gam3r" subreddit, but it wasn't that rude overall. It was the tone that they "dont understand" when in fact Cloudflare does understand crypto and performance very well, and went so far as to dive into kernel code and submit patches that fixed the problem that others didnt even realize existed. Even so I agree this isn't worth such a big discussion.
- saagarjha 7y ago> People are so very weirdly sensitive to these things when it is a big company that comes calling. They're not sensitive when it's a "big company", they're sensitive when they're trying to get work done and they receive a flippant response.