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I don't see "cartridge" anywhere and he misused the term bullet repeatedly throughout the article. It's like an article on technology that repeatedly refers to
by staunch 14y ago
I don't see "cartridge" anywhere and he misused the term bullet repeatedly throughout the article. It's like an article on technology that repeatedly refers to applications as "source code" or something.
- jmilloy 14y agoYeah, no mention of cartridge, sorry. Still, among the plethora of problems with this article, this is a strange one to pick out. I think the idea comes across just fine despite incorrectly using bullet and ammunition interchangeably. In what ways were you confused? In what ways do you think someone else could be confused?