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[OT] English, Was: Memory Mania Revisited
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[OT] English, Was: Memory Mania Revisited


  • Subject: [OT] English, Was: Memory Mania Revisited
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Sun, 10 Feb 2002 23:54:05 -0800

Also, i recently realised that people seem to be using the words
deprecated and depreciated interchangeably. Looking up the exact meanings
in a dictionary, I would have to offer my opinion that the latter is a
better fit, although the former is used more commonly.

Regardless of which is semantically more correct, deprecated is the standard term, AFAIK.
A funny story: when I was first starting to work at NeXT, which was my first job at a big company ever (big being a relative term :->), I heard my co-workers talking about API being deprecated. I misheard/misremembered, and for some months after that I was happily talking about "denigrating" APIs, until a co-worker took me aside and set me straight. :->
Now, there may be a few APIs worthy of denigration, too...

Ben Haller
Stick Software
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