>>105808771 (OP)>stackThis one pisses me off so much you would not believe. The word "stack" has been completely raped, gutted, and then raped again, all in a horrific public display at town square. Fucking everything gets called a "stack" nowadays, even if it's a unified end user app like Notepad. I'd like to know: who decided that a simple word like "software" was inadequate to describe Microsoft Office? Why do developers talk about some alleged "Microsoft Office stack"? THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A FUCKING MICROSOFT OFFICE STACK. Back in the day, a stack was supposed to be when a sysadmin configures services/daemons to communicate with each other for a particular purpose. Microsoft Office is not a background process, let alone remotely modular. Every time somebody in computing says "stack", I instantly tune out of whatever they're saying.