One of my earliest memories of professional programming was talking to another dev, many years my senior in experience, about a "deprecated" API. They insisted the word was "depreciated". I didn't push it for the conversation, but afterwards triple-double-checked I wasn't crazy. Nearly 20 years later, I still feel I might be using the word wrong.
I die a little inside every time I see 'commerical'.
I imagine the Urban Dictionary definition to be "A comical commercial" :)
They want them to last for less time. Perhaps that's the right word.
I think so as well. The intent of this write-up is explicitly to advocate for a practice to "Expire cookies early". "Depreciate" might not be the perfect word, but "deprecate" is outright misleading.
Depreciate is an intransitive verb. It does not take an object such as cookies, but refers back to the subject. So short GOOG now.