F#ck!?ng nautical terminology
F#ck!?ng nautical terminology As a sailor, can I just say how damn annoying it is how wrong people use nautical terminology in kubernetes?! You don't read charts at the helm, you read them at the nav station, or chart plotter. Anchor? The customs agent inspects cargo. Stern, not logbook? Seriously? Compass and shipwright are good though. Seriously, if you're going to make a kubernetes tool, take a sailing class. You can probably write it off as product research.
A Reddit-style text post from a sailor angrily criticizes Kubernetes for using nautical terminology incorrectly. The joke comes from mapping Kubernetes concepts to sailing terms while pointing out that some terms, such as “compass” and “shipwright,” are acceptable; it is shared as a humorous reaction to pedantic terminology complaints. EN: A Reddit-style text post from a sailor angrily criticizes Kubernetes for using nautical terminology incorrectly. The joke comes from mapping Kubernetes concepts to sailing terms while pointing out that some terms, such as “compass” and “shipwright,” are acceptable; it is shared as a humorous reaction to pedantic terminology complaints.
text post / текстовый постReddit interface / интерфейс RedditKubernetes logo / логотип Kubernetessailor / морякnautical terminology / морская терминологияship / корабльnavigation chart / навигационная картаhelm / штурвалnavigation station / навигационная станцияchart plotter / картплоттерanchor / якорьcustoms agent / таможенный агентcargo / грузstern / кормаlogbook / судовой журналcompass / компасshipwright / корабельный плотникsailing class / курс парусного спорта
- @ithueti / 12472 2024-04-11
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