Social Justice Warriors - Now With Less Feminism Sperging

[Capsaicin Addict]

Will they really, though?

UPDATE - They're fucking defending it, and moving goalposts -
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This is a new and exciting definition of 'accountability'. I look forward to applying it to Mr. Nguyen and Mr. Wilson.

 

[Agent Abe Caprine]

https://twitter.com/StanleyCohenLaw/status/1383430965347815425

https://archive.md/EQtMc

From an Attorney.
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Spoiler: replies listing things """unique""" to Anglo-Saxons

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Its very ironic for a Ashkenazi Jew to accuse other ethnicities of incest.
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Christianity is the dominant religion in quite a few African countries. Pretty much all of Central and South America is predominantly Christian. Same goes for the Caribbean.

Religious persecution is very much a thing in the Middle East, India, China, various parts of Africa, Indonesia, and more.

The Middle East is infamous for misogyny. India isn't any better. Much of Africa, as well. Anywhere that is third world, developing, or Islamic is a horrible place to be a woman.

All races are capable of incest, genocide, murder, theft, and invasion.

 

[Marshal Mannerheim]

They're fucking defending it, and moving goalposts -

I doubt they'd be calling this ”accountability” if Project Veritas published a list of leftist government employees who donated to left-wing causes.

Rules for me, but not for thee.

 

[AnOminous]

Will they really, though?

UPDATE - They're fucking defending it, and moving goalposts -
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I guess we on the Farms should start calling ourselves an "accountability" site, then it's not doxing any more.

 

[NoReturn]

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Yo no se que es este goblina, but the authors of the article are actually thin themselves:
Sabrina Springs

Lindo Bacon

 

[Malagor the dank omen]

Lindo Bacon

Oh, damn... I've heard of this fucking nutjob before.

First of all, she's trans. That ain't a man, it's a Tiffany. And second of all, she firmly believes with a fuckign straight face that nobody in the world has ever died of obesity. They all die from something else, but not from obesity. Whatever heart condition or diabetis you got, it was definetly not related in any way to obesity, it was because something else. That sort of insane thinking is fucking absurd and i cannot believe there is people that take that shit before.

Also, i've done yoga before and i will tell you that being a fatass is quite hindering when it comes to do yoga. And let's not talk of all the inmense and horrible pain the average hamplanet would experience after a session of proper yoga.

 

[Slap47]

This is what utterly fucking disgusts me about SJWs. They can't view a person as the totality of their acts and personality. They are just instantly utter garbage if you can find a single "problematic" statement they ever made. And then CANCELLED! Fuck these people with a bloody chainsaw.

They can when its one of them.

 

[TerribleIdeas™]

I doubt they'd be calling this ”accountability” if Project Veritas published a list of leftist government employees who donated to left-wing causes.

Rules for me, but not for thee.

I guess we on the Farms should start calling ourselves an "accountability" site, then it's not doxing any more.

Be a fucking shame if someone reminded them that Andy Ngo was posting publicly available information, and that they had to resort to info that was discovered in a data breach.

 

[trannyfucker]

Google has some bad words:

Word list | Google developer documentation style guide

developers.google.com

black-boxAvoid using black-box, blackbox, or black box to describe monitoring and testing.

Black FridayAvoid unless explicitly referring to an event in the US. Instead use peak scale event.

blackhat, black hat, black-hatDon't use. Instead, use precise terms for the kind of violation or practice, such as illegal, unethical, or in violation of rules.

blackhole (verb), blackholed (adjective)Don't use. Instead, use a more descriptive term or phrase, such as dropped without notification.

blacklist, black list, black-listDon't use blacklist, whitelist, and graylist.

Avoid using blind writes. Instead, use a more precise phrase, such as a write operation without a read operation.

build cop, build sheriffDon't use. Instead, use a more precise term like build monitor.

chubbyDon't use. Instead, use a word that clearly explains what you mean, such as unused or overextended.

crazy, bonkers, mad, lunatic, insane, loonyDon't use. Instead, use complicated, complex, baffling, strange, or unexpected, and only for inanimate objects.crippleDon't use. Instead, use more precise language. For example, instead of it crippled the server, write it slowed the server down.When referring to people, use terms that specifically describe a physical impairment, such as person with a motor disability; person with a mobility impairment (refers to walking or moving about); person with dexterity impairment (refers to using a standard mouse or keyboard); person who uses a wheelchair, walker, or cane; wheelchair user; person with restricted or limited mobility.

demilitarized zone (DMZ)Don't use. Instead, use a more precise term like perimeter network.

disableDon't use disabled to describe something that's broken.

dumb downDon't use. Instead, use a word or phrase what's happening, such as simplify or remove technical jargon.

easy, easilyWhat might be easy for you might not be easy for others. Try eliminating this word from the sentence because usually the same meaning can be conveyed without it.

fatDon't use. Instead, use a precise modifier that conveys the appropriate meaning. For example, use high-capacity network connection instead of fat connection or full-featured client instead of fat client.Instead of using fat in a negative sense, such as trim the fat, refer in a more concrete manner to the removal of unused items.

female adapterDon't use. Instead, use a genderless word like socket.

first-class, first-class citizen, first classDon't use socially-charged terms for technical concepts where possible. Instead, consider terms such as core feature, built-in, top-level.

gender-neutral he, him, or his (or she or her)Don't use. Instead, use the singular they (see Jane Austen and other famous authors violate what everyone learned in their English class).

ghettoDon't use. Instead use more precise terms like clumsy, workaround, or inelegant to refer to code that isn't in a production-ready state.

gimp, gimpyDon't use. Use precise, non-figurative language to refer to a deficiency in a component.

grandfatheredDon't use

guys, you guysWhen referring to a group of people use non-gendered language, such as everyone or folks.

gypsyDon't use. To refer to the people, use Romani, Roma, or Traveller, as appropriate for the specific group you're referring to.

hang, hungDon't use to refer to a computer or system that is not responding. Instead, use stop responding or not responding. For more information, see Avoid unnecessarily violent language.

hitDon't use as a synonym for click, press, or type.

killAvoid when possible. Instead, use words like stop, exit, cancel, or end.

lameDon't use. Use precise, non-figurative language to refer a deficiency in a component.

male-adapterDon't use. Instead, use a genderless word like plug.man hours, manhours, man-hoursAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like person hours.man-in-the-middle (MITM)Avoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like on-path attacker, person-in-the-middle (PITM).

manmade, man madeAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use a word like artificial, manufactured, or synthetic.mannedAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like staffed or crewed.manpower, man power, man-powerAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like staff or workforce.

masterUse with caution. Never use in conjunction with slave.

monkey, monkey testDon't use monkey to refer to people. When referring to tests, refer to the specific function, for example, automated, random tests.

nativeAvoid using native to refer to people. When referring to software products, try to use a more precise term—for example, use built-in to describe a feature that's part of a product.

ninjaDon't use to refer to a person. Instead, use a term such as expert.

nukeDon't use. Instead use remove or attack.

postmortemAvoid in general usage. Instead, use retrospective.

preferred pronounsDon't use. Use pronouns instead.

primitiveUse with caution. Don't use primitive in a disparaging sense.

quick, quicklyWhat might be quick for you might not be quick for others.

retardedDon't use. If you are referring to a system or component being slowed, use the word slowed.

saneDon't use. Instead use a word like valid or sensible.sanity checkDon't use. Instead, use a term like quick check, confidence check, preliminary check or coherence check.

sexyDon't use. Instead, use precise, positive words, such as fast, powerful, or elegant.

slice and diceAvoid the phrase slice and dice.

STONITH, STOMITHAvoid using graphically violent terms. This acronym's letters stand for an extremely graphic and violent act. Instead, explain the relevant feature, such as fence failed nodes.

tarballDon't use.

tribal knowledge, tribal wisdomDon't use. Instead, use a less figurative term to indicate knowledge held by a group of people.

voodooDon't use. Instead, use a term like mysterious, complicated, or nondeterministic.

war room, warroom, war-roomDon't use.

white glove, white-glove, whitegloveAvoid using.

whitehat, white hat, white-hatDon't use. Instead, use precise terms for the kind of compliance, such as legal, ethical, or following the rules.

 

[HTTP Error 404]

If we can't use Black anymore, we should replace it with the same color in a different language.

Maybe Spanish?

 

[Derka Derka]

Google has some bad words:

Word list | Google developer documentation style guide

developers.google.com

black-boxAvoid using black-box, blackbox, or black box to describe monitoring and testing.

Black FridayAvoid unless explicitly referring to an event in the US. Instead use peak scale event.

blackhat, black hat, black-hatDon't use. Instead, use precise terms for the kind of violation or practice, such as illegal, unethical, or in violation of rules.

blackhole (verb), blackholed (adjective)Don't use. Instead, use a more descriptive term or phrase, such as dropped without notification.

blacklist, black list, black-listDon't use blacklist, whitelist, and graylist.

Avoid using blind writes. Instead, use a more precise phrase, such as a write operation without a read operation.

build cop, build sheriffDon't use. Instead, use a more precise term like build monitor.

chubbyDon't use. Instead, use a word that clearly explains what you mean, such as unused or overextended.

crazy, bonkers, mad, lunatic, insane, loonyDon't use. Instead, use complicated, complex, baffling, strange, or unexpected, and only for inanimate objects.crippleDon't use. Instead, use more precise language. For example, instead of it crippled the server, write it slowed the server down.When referring to people, use terms that specifically describe a physical impairment, such as person with a motor disability; person with a mobility impairment (refers to walking or moving about); person with dexterity impairment (refers to using a standard mouse or keyboard); person who uses a wheelchair, walker, or cane; wheelchair user; person with restricted or limited mobility.

demilitarized zone (DMZ)Don't use. Instead, use a more precise term like perimeter network.

disableDon't use disabled to describe something that's broken.

dumb downDon't use. Instead, use a word or phrase what's happening, such as simplify or remove technical jargon.

easy, easilyWhat might be easy for you might not be easy for others. Try eliminating this word from the sentence because usually the same meaning can be conveyed without it.

fatDon't use. Instead, use a precise modifier that conveys the appropriate meaning. For example, use high-capacity network connection instead of fat connection or full-featured client instead of fat client.Instead of using fat in a negative sense, such as trim the fat, refer in a more concrete manner to the removal of unused items.

female adapterDon't use. Instead, use a genderless word like socket.

first-class, first-class citizen, first classDon't use socially-charged terms for technical concepts where possible. Instead, consider terms such as core feature, built-in, top-level.

gender-neutral he, him, or his (or she or her)Don't use. Instead, use the singular they (see Jane Austen and other famous authors violate what everyone learned in their English class).

ghettoDon't use. Instead use more precise terms like clumsy, workaround, or inelegant to refer to code that isn't in a production-ready state.

gimp, gimpyDon't use. Use precise, non-figurative language to refer to a deficiency in a component.

grandfatheredDon't use

guys, you guysWhen referring to a group of people use non-gendered language, such as everyone or folks.

gypsyDon't use. To refer to the people, use Romani, Roma, or Traveller, as appropriate for the specific group you're referring to.

hang, hungDon't use to refer to a computer or system that is not responding. Instead, use stop responding or not responding. For more information, see Avoid unnecessarily violent language.

hitDon't use as a synonym for click, press, or type.

killAvoid when possible. Instead, use words like stop, exit, cancel, or end.

lameDon't use. Use precise, non-figurative language to refer a deficiency in a component.

male-adapterDon't use. Instead, use a genderless word like plug.man hours, manhours, man-hoursAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like person hours.man-in-the-middle (MITM)Avoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like on-path attacker, person-in-the-middle (PITM).

manmade, man madeAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use a word like artificial, manufactured, or synthetic.mannedAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like staffed or crewed.manpower, man power, man-powerAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like staff or workforce.

masterUse with caution. Never use in conjunction with slave.

monkey, monkey testDon't use monkey to refer to people. When referring to tests, refer to the specific function, for example, automated, random tests.

nativeAvoid using native to refer to people. When referring to software products, try to use a more precise term—for example, use built-in to describe a feature that's part of a product.

ninjaDon't use to refer to a person. Instead, use a term such as expert.

nukeDon't use. Instead use remove or attack.

postmortemAvoid in general usage. Instead, use retrospective.

preferred pronounsDon't use. Use pronouns instead.

primitiveUse with caution. Don't use primitive in a disparaging sense.

quick, quicklyWhat might be quick for you might not be quick for others.

retardedDon't use. If you are referring to a system or component being slowed, use the word slowed.

saneDon't use. Instead use a word like valid or sensible.sanity checkDon't use. Instead, use a term like quick check, confidence check, preliminary check or coherence check.

sexyDon't use. Instead, use precise, positive words, such as fast, powerful, or elegant.

slice and diceAvoid the phrase slice and dice.

STONITH, STOMITHAvoid using graphically violent terms. This acronym's letters stand for an extremely graphic and violent act. Instead, explain the relevant feature, such as fence failed nodes.

tarballDon't use.

tribal knowledge, tribal wisdomDon't use. Instead, use a less figurative term to indicate knowledge held by a group of people.

voodooDon't use. Instead, use a term like mysterious, complicated, or nondeterministic.

war room, warroom, war-roomDon't use.

white glove, white-glove, whitegloveAvoid using.

whitehat, white hat, white-hatDon't use. Instead, use precise terms for the kind of compliance, such as legal, ethical, or following the rules.

There's so much comedic material in there, it would make George Carlin jizz in his pants.

Those crazy fat niggers at Google have done a first-class job. I tip my black-hat at them

 

[Cowboy Cat]

Google has some bad words:

Word list | Google developer documentation style guide

developers.google.com

black-boxAvoid using black-box, blackbox, or black box to describe monitoring and testing.

Black FridayAvoid unless explicitly referring to an event in the US. Instead use peak scale event.

blackhat, black hat, black-hatDon't use. Instead, use precise terms for the kind of violation or practice, such as illegal, unethical, or in violation of rules.

blackhole (verb), blackholed (adjective)Don't use. Instead, use a more descriptive term or phrase, such as dropped without notification.

blacklist, black list, black-listDon't use blacklist, whitelist, and graylist.

Avoid using blind writes. Instead, use a more precise phrase, such as a write operation without a read operation.

build cop, build sheriffDon't use. Instead, use a more precise term like build monitor.

chubbyDon't use. Instead, use a word that clearly explains what you mean, such as unused or overextended.

crazy, bonkers, mad, lunatic, insane, loonyDon't use. Instead, use complicated, complex, baffling, strange, or unexpected, and only for inanimate objects.crippleDon't use. Instead, use more precise language. For example, instead of it crippled the server, write it slowed the server down.When referring to people, use terms that specifically describe a physical impairment, such as person with a motor disability; person with a mobility impairment (refers to walking or moving about); person with dexterity impairment (refers to using a standard mouse or keyboard); person who uses a wheelchair, walker, or cane; wheelchair user; person with restricted or limited mobility.

demilitarized zone (DMZ)Don't use. Instead, use a more precise term like perimeter network.

disableDon't use disabled to describe something that's broken.

dumb downDon't use. Instead, use a word or phrase what's happening, such as simplify or remove technical jargon.

easy, easilyWhat might be easy for you might not be easy for others. Try eliminating this word from the sentence because usually the same meaning can be conveyed without it.

fatDon't use. Instead, use a precise modifier that conveys the appropriate meaning. For example, use high-capacity network connection instead of fat connection or full-featured client instead of fat client.Instead of using fat in a negative sense, such as trim the fat, refer in a more concrete manner to the removal of unused items.

female adapterDon't use. Instead, use a genderless word like socket.

first-class, first-class citizen, first classDon't use socially-charged terms for technical concepts where possible. Instead, consider terms such as core feature, built-in, top-level.

gender-neutral he, him, or his (or she or her)Don't use. Instead, use the singular they (see Jane Austen and other famous authors violate what everyone learned in their English class).

ghettoDon't use. Instead use more precise terms like clumsy, workaround, or inelegant to refer to code that isn't in a production-ready state.

gimp, gimpyDon't use. Use precise, non-figurative language to refer to a deficiency in a component.

grandfatheredDon't use

guys, you guysWhen referring to a group of people use non-gendered language, such as everyone or folks.

gypsyDon't use. To refer to the people, use Romani, Roma, or Traveller, as appropriate for the specific group you're referring to.

hang, hungDon't use to refer to a computer or system that is not responding. Instead, use stop responding or not responding. For more information, see Avoid unnecessarily violent language.

hitDon't use as a synonym for click, press, or type.

killAvoid when possible. Instead, use words like stop, exit, cancel, or end.

lameDon't use. Use precise, non-figurative language to refer a deficiency in a component.

male-adapterDon't use. Instead, use a genderless word like plug.man hours, manhours, man-hoursAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like person hours.man-in-the-middle (MITM)Avoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like on-path attacker, person-in-the-middle (PITM).

manmade, man madeAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use a word like artificial, manufactured, or synthetic.mannedAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like staffed or crewed.manpower, man power, man-powerAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like staff or workforce.

masterUse with caution. Never use in conjunction with slave.

monkey, monkey testDon't use monkey to refer to people. When referring to tests, refer to the specific function, for example, automated, random tests.

nativeAvoid using native to refer to people. When referring to software products, try to use a more precise term—for example, use built-in to describe a feature that's part of a product.

ninjaDon't use to refer to a person. Instead, use a term such as expert.

nukeDon't use. Instead use remove or attack.

postmortemAvoid in general usage. Instead, use retrospective.

preferred pronounsDon't use. Use pronouns instead.

primitiveUse with caution. Don't use primitive in a disparaging sense.

quick, quicklyWhat might be quick for you might not be quick for others.

retardedDon't use. If you are referring to a system or component being slowed, use the word slowed.

saneDon't use. Instead use a word like valid or sensible.sanity checkDon't use. Instead, use a term like quick check, confidence check, preliminary check or coherence check.

sexyDon't use. Instead, use precise, positive words, such as fast, powerful, or elegant.

slice and diceAvoid the phrase slice and dice.

STONITH, STOMITHAvoid using graphically violent terms. This acronym's letters stand for an extremely graphic and violent act. Instead, explain the relevant feature, such as fence failed nodes.

tarballDon't use.

tribal knowledge, tribal wisdomDon't use. Instead, use a less figurative term to indicate knowledge held by a group of people.

voodooDon't use. Instead, use a term like mysterious, complicated, or nondeterministic.

war room, warroom, war-roomDon't use.

white glove, white-glove, whitegloveAvoid using.

whitehat, white hat, white-hatDon't use. Instead, use precise terms for the kind of compliance, such as legal, ethical, or following the rules.

Scrolling through this is fucking wild. Some of these I can get but...what the fuck. Don't use the word 'hit'? That's offensive now??

 

[Jet Fuel Johnny]

Google has some bad words:

Word list | Google developer documentation style guide

developers.google.com

black-boxAvoid using black-box, blackbox, or black box to describe monitoring and testing.

Black FridayAvoid unless explicitly referring to an event in the US. Instead use peak scale event.

blackhat, black hat, black-hatDon't use. Instead, use precise terms for the kind of violation or practice, such as illegal, unethical, or in violation of rules.

blackhole (verb), blackholed (adjective)Don't use. Instead, use a more descriptive term or phrase, such as dropped without notification.

blacklist, black list, black-listDon't use blacklist, whitelist, and graylist.

Avoid using blind writes. Instead, use a more precise phrase, such as a write operation without a read operation.

build cop, build sheriffDon't use. Instead, use a more precise term like build monitor.

chubbyDon't use. Instead, use a word that clearly explains what you mean, such as unused or overextended.

crazy, bonkers, mad, lunatic, insane, loonyDon't use. Instead, use complicated, complex, baffling, strange, or unexpected, and only for inanimate objects.crippleDon't use. Instead, use more precise language. For example, instead of it crippled the server, write it slowed the server down.When referring to people, use terms that specifically describe a physical impairment, such as person with a motor disability; person with a mobility impairment (refers to walking or moving about); person with dexterity impairment (refers to using a standard mouse or keyboard); person who uses a wheelchair, walker, or cane; wheelchair user; person with restricted or limited mobility.

demilitarized zone (DMZ)Don't use. Instead, use a more precise term like perimeter network.

disableDon't use disabled to describe something that's broken.

dumb downDon't use. Instead, use a word or phrase what's happening, such as simplify or remove technical jargon.

easy, easilyWhat might be easy for you might not be easy for others. Try eliminating this word from the sentence because usually the same meaning can be conveyed without it.

fatDon't use. Instead, use a precise modifier that conveys the appropriate meaning. For example, use high-capacity network connection instead of fat connection or full-featured client instead of fat client.Instead of using fat in a negative sense, such as trim the fat, refer in a more concrete manner to the removal of unused items.

female adapterDon't use. Instead, use a genderless word like socket.

first-class, first-class citizen, first classDon't use socially-charged terms for technical concepts where possible. Instead, consider terms such as core feature, built-in, top-level.

gender-neutral he, him, or his (or she or her)Don't use. Instead, use the singular they (see Jane Austen and other famous authors violate what everyone learned in their English class).

ghettoDon't use. Instead use more precise terms like clumsy, workaround, or inelegant to refer to code that isn't in a production-ready state.

gimp, gimpyDon't use. Use precise, non-figurative language to refer to a deficiency in a component.

grandfatheredDon't use

guys, you guysWhen referring to a group of people use non-gendered language, such as everyone or folks.

gypsyDon't use. To refer to the people, use Romani, Roma, or Traveller, as appropriate for the specific group you're referring to.

hang, hungDon't use to refer to a computer or system that is not responding. Instead, use stop responding or not responding. For more information, see Avoid unnecessarily violent language.

hitDon't use as a synonym for click, press, or type.

killAvoid when possible. Instead, use words like stop, exit, cancel, or end.

lameDon't use. Use precise, non-figurative language to refer a deficiency in a component.

male-adapterDon't use. Instead, use a genderless word like plug.man hours, manhours, man-hoursAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like person hours.man-in-the-middle (MITM)Avoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like on-path attacker, person-in-the-middle (PITM).

manmade, man madeAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use a word like artificial, manufactured, or synthetic.mannedAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like staffed or crewed.manpower, man power, man-powerAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like staff or workforce.

masterUse with caution. Never use in conjunction with slave.

monkey, monkey testDon't use monkey to refer to people. When referring to tests, refer to the specific function, for example, automated, random tests.

nativeAvoid using native to refer to people. When referring to software products, try to use a more precise term—for example, use built-in to describe a feature that's part of a product.

ninjaDon't use to refer to a person. Instead, use a term such as expert.

nukeDon't use. Instead use remove or attack.

postmortemAvoid in general usage. Instead, use retrospective.

preferred pronounsDon't use. Use pronouns instead.

primitiveUse with caution. Don't use primitive in a disparaging sense.

quick, quicklyWhat might be quick for you might not be quick for others.

retardedDon't use. If you are referring to a system or component being slowed, use the word slowed.

saneDon't use. Instead use a word like valid or sensible.sanity checkDon't use. Instead, use a term like quick check, confidence check, preliminary check or coherence check.

sexyDon't use. Instead, use precise, positive words, such as fast, powerful, or elegant.

slice and diceAvoid the phrase slice and dice.

STONITH, STOMITHAvoid using graphically violent terms. This acronym's letters stand for an extremely graphic and violent act. Instead, explain the relevant feature, such as fence failed nodes.

tarballDon't use.

tribal knowledge, tribal wisdomDon't use. Instead, use a less figurative term to indicate knowledge held by a group of people.

voodooDon't use. Instead, use a term like mysterious, complicated, or nondeterministic.

war room, warroom, war-roomDon't use.

white glove, white-glove, whitegloveAvoid using.

whitehat, white hat, white-hatDon't use. Instead, use precise terms for the kind of compliance, such as legal, ethical, or following the rules.

That list makes me want to shove people into lockers, steal their lunch money, and rub xerox sheets in their hair.

 

[The Curmudgeon]

Google has some bad words:

Word list | Google developer documentation style guide

developers.google.com

black-boxAvoid using black-box, blackbox, or black box to describe monitoring and testing.

Black FridayAvoid unless explicitly referring to an event in the US. Instead use peak scale event.

blackhat, black hat, black-hatDon't use. Instead, use precise terms for the kind of violation or practice, such as illegal, unethical, or in violation of rules.

blackhole (verb), blackholed (adjective)Don't use. Instead, use a more descriptive term or phrase, such as dropped without notification.

blacklist, black list, black-listDon't use blacklist, whitelist, and graylist.

Avoid using blind writes. Instead, use a more precise phrase, such as a write operation without a read operation.

build cop, build sheriffDon't use. Instead, use a more precise term like build monitor.

chubbyDon't use. Instead, use a word that clearly explains what you mean, such as unused or overextended.

crazy, bonkers, mad, lunatic, insane, loonyDon't use. Instead, use complicated, complex, baffling, strange, or unexpected, and only for inanimate objects.crippleDon't use. Instead, use more precise language. For example, instead of it crippled the server, write it slowed the server down.When referring to people, use terms that specifically describe a physical impairment, such as person with a motor disability; person with a mobility impairment (refers to walking or moving about); person with dexterity impairment (refers to using a standard mouse or keyboard); person who uses a wheelchair, walker, or cane; wheelchair user; person with restricted or limited mobility.

demilitarized zone (DMZ)Don't use. Instead, use a more precise term like perimeter network.

disableDon't use disabled to describe something that's broken.

dumb downDon't use. Instead, use a word or phrase what's happening, such as simplify or remove technical jargon.

easy, easilyWhat might be easy for you might not be easy for others. Try eliminating this word from the sentence because usually the same meaning can be conveyed without it.

fatDon't use. Instead, use a precise modifier that conveys the appropriate meaning. For example, use high-capacity network connection instead of fat connection or full-featured client instead of fat client.Instead of using fat in a negative sense, such as trim the fat, refer in a more concrete manner to the removal of unused items.

female adapterDon't use. Instead, use a genderless word like socket.

first-class, first-class citizen, first classDon't use socially-charged terms for technical concepts where possible. Instead, consider terms such as core feature, built-in, top-level.

gender-neutral he, him, or his (or she or her)Don't use. Instead, use the singular they (see Jane Austen and other famous authors violate what everyone learned in their English class).

ghettoDon't use. Instead use more precise terms like clumsy, workaround, or inelegant to refer to code that isn't in a production-ready state.

gimp, gimpyDon't use. Use precise, non-figurative language to refer to a deficiency in a component.

grandfatheredDon't use

guys, you guysWhen referring to a group of people use non-gendered language, such as everyone or folks.

gypsyDon't use. To refer to the people, use Romani, Roma, or Traveller, as appropriate for the specific group you're referring to.

hang, hungDon't use to refer to a computer or system that is not responding. Instead, use stop responding or not responding. For more information, see Avoid unnecessarily violent language.

hitDon't use as a synonym for click, press, or type.

killAvoid when possible. Instead, use words like stop, exit, cancel, or end.

lameDon't use. Use precise, non-figurative language to refer a deficiency in a component.

male-adapterDon't use. Instead, use a genderless word like plug.man hours, manhours, man-hoursAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like person hours.man-in-the-middle (MITM)Avoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like on-path attacker, person-in-the-middle (PITM).

manmade, man madeAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use a word like artificial, manufactured, or synthetic.mannedAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like staffed or crewed.manpower, man power, man-powerAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like staff or workforce.

masterUse with caution. Never use in conjunction with slave.

monkey, monkey testDon't use monkey to refer to people. When referring to tests, refer to the specific function, for example, automated, random tests.

nativeAvoid using native to refer to people. When referring to software products, try to use a more precise term—for example, use built-in to describe a feature that's part of a product.

ninjaDon't use to refer to a person. Instead, use a term such as expert.

nukeDon't use. Instead use remove or attack.

postmortemAvoid in general usage. Instead, use retrospective.

preferred pronounsDon't use. Use pronouns instead.

primitiveUse with caution. Don't use primitive in a disparaging sense.

quick, quicklyWhat might be quick for you might not be quick for others.

retardedDon't use. If you are referring to a system or component being slowed, use the word slowed.

saneDon't use. Instead use a word like valid or sensible.sanity checkDon't use. Instead, use a term like quick check, confidence check, preliminary check or coherence check.

sexyDon't use. Instead, use precise, positive words, such as fast, powerful, or elegant.

slice and diceAvoid the phrase slice and dice.

STONITH, STOMITHAvoid using graphically violent terms. This acronym's letters stand for an extremely graphic and violent act. Instead, explain the relevant feature, such as fence failed nodes.

tarballDon't use.

tribal knowledge, tribal wisdomDon't use. Instead, use a less figurative term to indicate knowledge held by a group of people.

voodooDon't use. Instead, use a term like mysterious, complicated, or nondeterministic.

war room, warroom, war-roomDon't use.

white glove, white-glove, whitegloveAvoid using.

whitehat, white hat, white-hatDon't use. Instead, use precise terms for the kind of compliance, such as legal, ethical, or following the rules.

Why don't you just ban the whole fucking English language while you're at it?

 

[Shield Breaker]

I love how when another race commits a crime, they love to cover it up or blame white supremacy for the acts. Even though it's well established that Muslims hate anyone who isn't a Muslim, especially those damn dirty Jews. Shit, except for white countries, when blacks move to other countries, they probably experience more racism than they ever would in the states or nigger simping European countries. Asian countries are extremely xenophobic, and even amongst themselves are racist (ask an Asian which country is considered superior, and you'll see them making extremely racist remarks about other Asian countries). Eastern European countries don't cater to them at all. Fuck, even the Rwandan genocide was started purely for racist reasons (Tsutis being too white, so therefore, they must be killed and blamed for everything bad). Never mind the fact that almost 1 million people were murdered in 3 months, and they pretty much used machetes and other hand weapons, not guns or gas chambers.

I honestly would love to see blacks and natives (in the US) going after each other, because both are extremely racist towards white people. Natives view black people as only here because of white supremacy and they have benefited from this more than the natives (as much as blacks like to squawk they don't because MUH REPARATIONS!). Blacks still view natives as complicit in white supremacy, because they didn't do shit for blacks during slavery (and why would they?). But apparently they can't go after each other, because they have one thing in common, their hatred towards whites (and lesser extent all foreign immigrants, though they try to hide this), and of course, the whole BIPOC thing now.

And honestly, I sympathize much more with natives than blacks. The reservations are absolute shitholes, the men usually become alcoholics or drug users and abuse their spouses or kill them, and there is rampant crime, which they really don't deal with, because it's a big FUCK YOU to whites who otherwise would become concerned and would want to intervene. Kind of like how the black community is now. And in both cases, it's an extreme disservice to the people who are affected by this crime, and want justice, but get told to keep quite, lest the whites use this against them.

Please, they shit on each other a lot, but it just isn't usually around whites. Also, several tribes owned slaves back in the day, and many sided with the Confederacy because they were closer and the US basically ignored the tribes delegations. Hood rats love to bring that shit up, trust me. On the other hand, many Natives really don't like the fact that there are plenty of blacks out there with tribal blood because of said slavery, and have basically tried to use various methods to keep them from joining the tribe. You don't see them 'go after' each other much because the hood rats live in the cities, and rez rats live on the reservation, but they absolutely do hate each other and will shit on someone who is from the other side if they have a chance.

 

[Cable 7]

Google has some bad words:

Word list | Google developer documentation style guide

developers.google.com

black-boxAvoid using black-box, blackbox, or black box to describe monitoring and testing.

Black FridayAvoid unless explicitly referring to an event in the US. Instead use peak scale event.

blackhat, black hat, black-hatDon't use. Instead, use precise terms for the kind of violation or practice, such as illegal, unethical, or in violation of rules.

blackhole (verb), blackholed (adjective)Don't use. Instead, use a more descriptive term or phrase, such as dropped without notification.

blacklist, black list, black-listDon't use blacklist, whitelist, and graylist.

Avoid using blind writes. Instead, use a more precise phrase, such as a write operation without a read operation.

build cop, build sheriffDon't use. Instead, use a more precise term like build monitor.

chubbyDon't use. Instead, use a word that clearly explains what you mean, such as unused or overextended.

crazy, bonkers, mad, lunatic, insane, loonyDon't use. Instead, use complicated, complex, baffling, strange, or unexpected, and only for inanimate objects.crippleDon't use. Instead, use more precise language. For example, instead of it crippled the server, write it slowed the server down.When referring to people, use terms that specifically describe a physical impairment, such as person with a motor disability; person with a mobility impairment (refers to walking or moving about); person with dexterity impairment (refers to using a standard mouse or keyboard); person who uses a wheelchair, walker, or cane; wheelchair user; person with restricted or limited mobility.

demilitarized zone (DMZ)Don't use. Instead, use a more precise term like perimeter network.

disableDon't use disabled to describe something that's broken.

dumb downDon't use. Instead, use a word or phrase what's happening, such as simplify or remove technical jargon.

easy, easilyWhat might be easy for you might not be easy for others. Try eliminating this word from the sentence because usually the same meaning can be conveyed without it.

fatDon't use. Instead, use a precise modifier that conveys the appropriate meaning. For example, use high-capacity network connection instead of fat connection or full-featured client instead of fat client.Instead of using fat in a negative sense, such as trim the fat, refer in a more concrete manner to the removal of unused items.

female adapterDon't use. Instead, use a genderless word like socket.

first-class, first-class citizen, first classDon't use socially-charged terms for technical concepts where possible. Instead, consider terms such as core feature, built-in, top-level.

gender-neutral he, him, or his (or she or her)Don't use. Instead, use the singular they (see Jane Austen and other famous authors violate what everyone learned in their English class).

ghettoDon't use. Instead use more precise terms like clumsy, workaround, or inelegant to refer to code that isn't in a production-ready state.

gimp, gimpyDon't use. Use precise, non-figurative language to refer to a deficiency in a component.

grandfatheredDon't use

guys, you guysWhen referring to a group of people use non-gendered language, such as everyone or folks.

gypsyDon't use. To refer to the people, use Romani, Roma, or Traveller, as appropriate for the specific group you're referring to.

hang, hungDon't use to refer to a computer or system that is not responding. Instead, use stop responding or not responding. For more information, see Avoid unnecessarily violent language.

hitDon't use as a synonym for click, press, or type.

killAvoid when possible. Instead, use words like stop, exit, cancel, or end.

lameDon't use. Use precise, non-figurative language to refer a deficiency in a component.

male-adapterDon't use. Instead, use a genderless word like plug.man hours, manhours, man-hoursAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like person hours.man-in-the-middle (MITM)Avoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like on-path attacker, person-in-the-middle (PITM).

manmade, man madeAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use a word like artificial, manufactured, or synthetic.mannedAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like staffed or crewed.manpower, man power, man-powerAvoid using gendered terms. Instead use terms like staff or workforce.

masterUse with caution. Never use in conjunction with slave.

monkey, monkey testDon't use monkey to refer to people. When referring to tests, refer to the specific function, for example, automated, random tests.

nativeAvoid using native to refer to people. When referring to software products, try to use a more precise term—for example, use built-in to describe a feature that's part of a product.

ninjaDon't use to refer to a person. Instead, use a term such as expert.

nukeDon't use. Instead use remove or attack.

postmortemAvoid in general usage. Instead, use retrospective.

preferred pronounsDon't use. Use pronouns instead.

primitiveUse with caution. Don't use primitive in a disparaging sense.

quick, quicklyWhat might be quick for you might not be quick for others.

retardedDon't use. If you are referring to a system or component being slowed, use the word slowed.

saneDon't use. Instead use a word like valid or sensible.sanity checkDon't use. Instead, use a term like quick check, confidence check, preliminary check or coherence check.

sexyDon't use. Instead, use precise, positive words, such as fast, powerful, or elegant.

slice and diceAvoid the phrase slice and dice.

STONITH, STOMITHAvoid using graphically violent terms. This acronym's letters stand for an extremely graphic and violent act. Instead, explain the relevant feature, such as fence failed nodes.

tarballDon't use.

tribal knowledge, tribal wisdomDon't use. Instead, use a less figurative term to indicate knowledge held by a group of people.

voodooDon't use. Instead, use a term like mysterious, complicated, or nondeterministic.

war room, warroom, war-roomDon't use.

white glove, white-glove, whitegloveAvoid using.

whitehat, white hat, white-hatDon't use. Instead, use precise terms for the kind of compliance, such as legal, ethical, or following the rules.

Someone was paid to write this. And handsomely as well I would assume knowing Google.

 

[Marshal Mannerheim]

gypsyDon't use. To refer to the people, use Romani, Roma, or Traveller, as appropriate for the specific group you're referring to.

Personally, I will call them ”fucking pikey cunts” or ”get off my lawn right now Mr Mc'O'Dougall, I do not want to buy a loft extension and you are not legally allowed to park fifty fucking caravans there”.

 

[Unpaid Emotional Labourer]

Stop a moment to consider the cognitive load that a person would have to labor under to avoid using all those terms. The wasted mental energy that the person could have used to be productive, but instead they must now use to mentally run a word gauntlet in their minds, thinking ahead to every single word they are going to say.

There is simply no way a business could function with those language rules enforced. These are knowledge workers, not manual laborers. Their mental energy is why they’re there. This list, composed by some HR kween, would freeze work in its tracks. Nobody could think or move, they’d be utterly confounded, trying to adhere to this.

Imagine if a rule was invented that no one could use words containing the letter “a.” That’s the kind of load being added here, since the only terms on this list that any normal person would think could be offensive are gypsy and such which people already know is offensive.

 

[Elwood P. Dowd]

Also, several tribes owned slaves back in the day, and many sided with the Confederacy because they were closer and the US basically ignored the tribes delegations

Stand Watie was the only non-white general in the US Civil War. And was also the last CSA general to surrender. Even got a commemorative stamp in the 1970s. (Imagine people losing their shit if that happened nowadays.)

edit:

STONITH, STOMITHAvoid using graphically violent terms. This acronym's letters stand for an extremely graphic and violent act. Instead, explain the relevant feature, such as fence failed nodes.

Shoot the Other Node in the Head - How autistic do you have to be to think this is literally violence?

 

[Positron]

top a moment to consider the cognitive load that a person would have to labor under to avoid using all those terms. The wasted mental energy that the person could have used to be productive

So much for "Not being racist or homophobe or transphobe is free". The supposedly oppressed groups owe us money for the emotional labor they demand from us.