So instead of master/slave it's parent/child now ? I feel offended. I don't have a child.

then you do have slaves?! 😉

@2erXre5 Yeah, got about 20 bash scripts running in the background, working for me day and night, without any rest or sleep. All of them are bound in servitude as the property of my system.

*grabs popcorn, waiting for the sjws*

Did they really change it?

Well, rename it to "child slave" as a compromise, I'm pretty certain this will make everyone happy - I mean, SJWs probably will appreciate the idea: If one identifies as a person wanting to keep a child slave... Or isn't this how oppression works?

How dare they! I'm infertile! How insensitive!!

@systemctl this concludes your username pretty good

@ilPinguino 😂😂

@Kirito-kun https://bugs.python.org/issue34605

While we’re at it, I’m offended by the concepts of > and <. EQUALITY FOR ALL!!!!!!

@ng1905 omg that is fucking madness https://bugs.python.org/issue34660

To what stupidity has this world grown to?

@systemctl I saw that too! 😂😂

"sanity check" should be removed 😂😂😂😂 what fucking idiots are there?!

@ng1905
That's a fucking joke.
Don't IDE devices use master/slave as well?

@Kirito-kun Yeah, they do

@systemctl
I hope those dimwits don't try to change that as well...
If they do: good luck changing an almost 30 fucking years old standard!
Fucking morons...

So mastering some skills should be "parenting skills".

I like to think of it as big spoon/little spoon

@seraphimsystems in the context of parents and children, this might be a little bit... Concerning.

The case of CoC comes back again? Provide a commit renaming master (or parent) to "priest" and keep the dependant as "child". Totally fine for me.