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I think what has been lost is that instead of a slave (not my terminology, it's the one in TFA btw) Actually, it is your terminology! I used the word 'servant'
by LAC-Tech 3y ago
I think what has been lost is that instead of a slave (not my terminology, it's the one in TFA btw)
Actually, it is your terminology! I used the word 'servant' not 'slave'.
It was a deliberate choice. My commentary was more about how our visual presentation now takes centre stage, often at the expense of displaying information clearly or usefully. This is a mindset shift and not really a technical issue. So master/slave didn't fit, as that has more precise technical definitions; database replication, disk arrangements, etc.
- andsoitis 3y ago> visual presentation now takes centre stage, often at the expense of displaying information clearly or usefully What does this mean? Displaying information clearly is all about visual presentation!