It’s meant to deify these CEOs. Gullible schmoes see this and think “well that makes sense, he spends every hour of his day working. That’s three times more than me! No wonder he makes a million times my salary! See, the only reason I’m not making billions is because I don’t have the divine skills and talent to work on my company all day.” (Or, “I choose to have a work-life balance cause I don’t mind making a little less money”)

These CEOs have PR teams dedicated to slipping out stories like these so it keeps the CEO looking like a king.

Solution? Store 8 booleans in 1 byte.

Government cheese had a shit ton of oil and less “cheese” im pretty sure. Delicious, and calorie dense for sure.

I mean, you still “cussed”. Switching two letters around doesn’t change the meaning and the original word doesn’t hold any special powers.

I agree it’s not much to make a reply about.

I think the attitude stems from the view that using placeholder words for swear words is often associated with religious/puritanical attitudes since there’s not really a reason to do it so the user reacts as they would to puritanical people invading their community i.e. hostile.

I think that’s not as true today but that’s where the backlash comes from.