> I don’t get this either; I’d guess it’s just a personal overreaction. Maybe some of us frogs can tell the water is slowly getting close to boiling. Maybe we

> I don’t get this either; I’d guess it’s just a personal overreaction. Maybe some of us frogs can tell the water is slowly getting close to boiling. Maybe we just don't like being bullied and told what to say and think. > master and slave Master as in record, not as in "master and slave". There haven't been "master and slave" IDE hard drives for about 15 years now. FWIW, I would give someone a funny look if they purposely used the word "slave" in their codebase or as part of technical jargon, but the word master isn't automatically about slave ownership. That's just incorrect.