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> I have already delegated this to after I get Windows working under the thin hypervisor Not to be 'that guy', but that's an odd use of of the word 'delegated
by scoopertrooper 4y ago
> I have already delegated this to after I get Windows working under the thin hypervisor
Not to be 'that guy', but that's an odd use of of the word 'delegated'. 'Relegated' might have been the word for which you were looking.
Edit: I know this will be down voted because I'm critiquing the word usage of OP instead of focusing on how cool their project is. I get that. I'm just pedantic and this sort of thing eats me alive.
- tonguez 4y ago
- unholiness 4y agoFollowing this completely imaginary "never end a sentence with a preposition" rule is some bullshit up with which I will not put.
- nomel 4y agoPersonally, I've learned to talk more precisely from these sorts of comments than anywhere else. In real life, people will rarely correct you. I think the concept of a "meta comment" is interesting, where you could push this sort of thing into a separate parallel thread that would normally be hidden.
- maleldil 4y agoThat's an interesting point. It's much easier to correct a stranger on the Internet, but it's also harder to be kind. Comments that manage to do both (like GP) are great, and I always like to see them.
- stevage 4y agoMy gripe here is saying "not to be that guy". Just own it. Also my tip: if you're providing pedantry, it's much better if you contribute something substantive first.