Twisting the definition is acknowledging having lost the original goal.
Projects don't pivot just because it feels good doing so.
Same applies to Windows on the server room, WSL did not became a standard option despite the years of Virtual Box and VMWare just because Microsoft though it would be nice to do so.
> Twisting the definition is acknowledging having lost the original goal.
No it doesn’t. It just acknowledges that times change, software gets better, and idea is made more accomplishable instead of betting on a single year where some sort of great migration happens (which was silly).
Projects don't pivot just because it feels good doing so.
Same applies to Windows on the server room, WSL did not became a standard option despite the years of Virtual Box and VMWare just because Microsoft though it would be nice to do so.