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> people who prefer unordered data. I think "list" is a much more non-inclusive term than that, since you are either on the list, or you're not. /s
by tommiegannert 4y ago
> people who prefer unordered data.
I think "list" is a much more non-inclusive term than that, since you are either on the list, or you're not. /s
- imgabe 4y agoExcuse me I have a tendency to drift to the left when I walk and I immediately assume you can only be using the word “list” to mock me. Please refrain from using this offensive language.