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That distinction is overly pedantic, especially in the context of the Unix philosophy which was supposed to be applied to programming in general.
by rubiquity 11y ago
That distinction is overly pedantic, especially in the context of the Unix philosophy which was supposed to be applied to programming in general.
- not_with_retard 11y agoSaying something is pedantic is an excuse someone gives when they're wrong.
- gnaritas 11y agoIt's not pedantic as it's the point the OP is trying to make; not UNIX'y means it's not playing well with the environment, he's not talking about philosophy.