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This has more nuance than just whiners vs normal people. Using verboten words as an example, I'm often willing to stop using words that others don't like. The
by fhfjfk 2y ago
This has more nuance than just whiners vs normal people.
Using verboten words as an example, I'm often willing to stop using words that others don't like. The harm to me is low (english is a big language, there's plenty of other words left), so if there's any harm at all to another it's reasonable for me to stop using the word. Assessment of harm will vary, as will harm to me from loss of words - which is why I stand my ground on some technical words.
My line is,
n* - Not even going to type it
pronouns - Whatever floats your boat
master->main - Sure. Fine. I guess. Stop coming in my room and messing with my stuff.
master/slave->controller/peripheral - Really? I'm going to say no for now, but work on brevity and check back later.
MOSI/MISO->??? - NO.
Does drawing the line there make me a bigot? Where's the cutoff?
- AnnualDegree99 2y agoOn the contrary, I think Controller/Peripheral is more precise and descriptive than Master/Slave in the context of Master/Slave protocols.
- fhfjfk 2y agoThere's cases where a peripheral could be a master. The BLE wireless protocol separates roles into central/peripheral and server/client. Often, but not always, a peripheral is a server.