On 29.12.2020 02:10, Gordon Messmer wrote:
On 12/28/20 3:50 AM, Konstantin Boyandin via CentOS-devel wrote:
On 28.12.2020 17:34, Alexander Bokovoy wrote:
You keep ignoring 'no-cost' part there.
It was said "or". "low- *or* no-cost..." Do you see? Not "and", but "or".
Will I sound too unrealistic, if I say that "low-cost" would be much, much more probable?
That's a totally normal sentence construct for English speakers. It implies that both will exist, and each will be appropriate for different use cases. It does not imply that "no-cost" may or may not exist, only that it may or may not fit a particular use case.
Quite probably. In my native language, difference in such constructs between "or" and 'xor" is usually defined by intonation - i.e., open for interpretation.
In any case, it's fruitless to guess. It's more constructive to accept what's done and move forward.