Anyone who has listened to a teenager, sports commentator, or corporate management knows the connection between words and meaning can be fluid. A new dance craze can be both “cool” and “hot” at the same time. A star player’s “sick moves” don’t necessarily require any medical attention. And if a company is going to “reorganize,” it’s not good for anyone, except perhaps the shareholders — even then it’s not always clear.
7 bad programming ideas that work was originally published on iSeeTech
7 bad programming ideas that work was originally published on iSeeTech
