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Ok, I'm not one of those who consider the naming of the "master" branch in git offensive, but naming your service proxy "massa" (https://www.urbandictionary.com
by rob74 4y ago
Ok, I'm not one of those who consider the naming of the "master" branch in git offensive, but naming your service proxy "massa" (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=massa https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=massa) sounds a bit... unfortunate, even to my ears.
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- bboozzoo 4y agoFrom readme in tehir github repo: > The name Massa is due to a river near the Eiger mountain in Switzerland Even though HN crowd is US centric, there are people, cultures, languages and places outside of US too.
- rob74 4y agoBelieve you me, I even visited that region once, so I am familiar with the Eiger (as well as the Mönch and Jungfrau) peaks, as well as the Aletsch glacier, but I had never heard of the Massa river before (probably because it only has that name for 7 km before it flows into the Rhône). So I still think the naming is unfortunate...
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- asldjajlfkj 4y agoThere are cities, rivers, companies, people named Massa in Europe. A people and it’s language in Africa. A unit in India… even in medicine: Massa lateralis. Using a TikTok trend in the US for taking offense is… petty?
- rob74 4y agoI wasn't taking offense, I only wrote that the naming is unfortunate - and I wasn't referring to the TikTok trend, I was referring to the widely-known fact that African American slaves called their masters "massa" (the first part of the definition). And that name, used for a service proxy, may have people jumping to the wrong conclusion...