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Going to be pretty lonely on that hill.
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Pretty subjective that what you’re advocating is “right” and not just simple opinion. It also is easily construed as semantics with little benefit to argue. But I admire your convictions. Good luck.
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Again, good luck :)
Why call it a podcast? Digital audio interviews existed before the iPod. Just following your logic.
I guess my point it, why does it matter? We both know what it means. The language has accomplished its goal of communication.
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It didn’t actually. If it had, I wouldn’t have pulled up my podcast app to find and listen to this episode, only to find that it didn’t exist.
Ah. I get it. Pet peeves do be the worst sometimes.
I don’t think it’s that unreasonable to have something called “video podcast” in the scenario where you have an actual podcast, which also happens to have a video recording available on the internet as well. Sometimes I like to watch the video versions of podcasts to see the facial expressions of the speakers. “video podcast” seems like a natural shortening of “video of a podcast”. I think the important part is that the content is first and foremost a podcast, where it is meant to be listened to. As soon as it stops being possible to listen to the podcast as audio only, for example if they start relying on visuals that can only be seen in the video, then it is no longer a podcast.
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If you aren’t consuming the content on a genuine Apple®️ iPod™️, then it is not a podcast.
Weren’t they called videocasts at one point?
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Language evolves
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Interview wasn’t bad. I especially like Torvalds’s take on meetings and interruption of flow.
Jeez, what an impressive troll work in the comments
