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I said nearly the same thing decades ago. Smashed a few friends’ so-called “wireless” telephones and showed them all the wires. Just look out a window; what’re
by chrisoverzero 3y ago
I said nearly the same thing decades ago. Smashed a few friends’ so-called “wireless” telephones and showed them all the wires. Just look out a window; what’re those long, wiry things running between the utility poles, huh?! It’s ridiculous, the level of lying.
- rmbyrro 3y agoI think it's "lying" if you mislead another person. In those two examples: serverless and wireless phones, it's not misleading consumers. Serverless is a way to communicate that the consumer won't need to provision and maintain servers. It is true. Wireless phone means you can move for quite long distances while talking without any wire connecting your device to the wall. It is true. You may argue they're "misnomers". But to call it a "lie" is quite a stretch...