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necessary evil - translation to italian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Necessary Evil (disambiguation); A Necessary Evil; Necessary Evil (album); Necessary Evil (film); Necessary evil (disambiguation); Necessary Evil (Song); Necessary Evil (song)
necessary evil
EVIL THAT IS BELIEVED MUST BE DONE OR ACCEPTED BECAUSE IT IS NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE A BETTER OUTCOME
Necessary Evil (disambiguation); A Necessary Evil; Necessary Evil (album); Necessary Evil (film); Necessary evil (disambiguation); Necessary Evil (Song); Necessary Evil (song)
male necessario
root of all evil
radice di tutti i mali
sufficient condition
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CONDITIONAL OR IMPLICATIONAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TWO STATEMENTS: A NECESSARY CONDITION IS ONE WHICH MUST BE PRESENT IN ORDER FOR ANOTHER CONDITION TO OCCUR, WHILE A SUFFICIENT CONDITION IS ONE WHICH PRODUCES THE SAID CONDITION
Sufficient condition; Sufficient; Necessary and sufficient; Necessary condition; Suffice; Necessarily; Sufficient causes; Sufficient cause; Sufficient cause of the disease; Necessary and sufficient conditions; Necessary but not sufficient; Sufficient Condition; Sufficient and necessary conditions; Sufficient and necessary condition; Necessary & sufficient condition; Necessary and sufficient condition; Necessary cause; Necessity or sufficiency; Condition (philosophy)
condizione sufficiente
Definition
evil
As used by a hacker, implies that some system, program,
person, or institution is sufficiently maldesigned as to be
not worth the bother of dealing with. Unlike the adjectives
in the cretinous, losing, brain-damaged series, "evil"
does not imply incompetence or bad design, but rather a set of
goals or design criteria fatally incompatible with the
speaker's. This usage is more an aesthetic and engineering
judgment than a moral one in the mainstream sense. "We
thought about adding a Blue Glue interface but decided it
was too evil to deal with." "TECO is neat, but it can be
pretty evil if you're prone to typos." Often pronounced with
the first syllable lengthened, as /eeee'vil/.
Compare evil and rude.
[Jargon File ]
(1994-12-12)
Examples of use of necessary evil
1. I regard Sunday political television as a necessary evil.
2. "It‘s a necessary evil." ___ Hefling reported from Washington.
3. Relinquishing his IBF belt was, he felt, a necessary evil.
4. In the war against crime, maybe he‘s a necessary evil.
5. "Migrant traffickers have become a necessary evil," he said.