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I agree its non-idiomatic. But, I don't think being non-idiomatic is sufficient for something to be considered "evil". When something behaves in an inconsisten
by wolfish 17y ago
I agree its non-idiomatic. But, I don't think being non-idiomatic is sufficient for something to be considered "evil". When something behaves in an inconsistent or unexpected way, then it starts to approach "evil" territory. Although the term is a little hyperbolic for my taste.