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minus-squareKogasalink7•4 months agoMain is the replacement for master for git branches, not the general master-slave pattern. Wikipedia suggests: Other replacement names include controller, default, director, host, initiator, leader, manager, primary, principal, root; and for slave: agent, client, device, performer, peripheral, replica, responder, satellite, secondary, subordinate, and worker. I usually use controller / worker if it’s a local process or controller / remote if the subordinates are on different hosts.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•4 months agoI know I’m old, but never found that calling a dumb machine a slave to be problemtic. The thing is supposed to obey my orders. It’s in the code and code is law. I’m also not American and never owned slaves.
Main is the replacement for master for git branches, not the general master-slave pattern. Wikipedia suggests:
I usually use controller / worker if it’s a local process or controller / remote if the subordinates are on different hosts.
I know I’m old, but never found that calling a dumb machine a slave to be problemtic. The thing is supposed to obey my orders. It’s in the code and code is law.
I’m also not American and never owned slaves.