misconception

It is a common misconception that the Internet is the same thing as the Web.

It's a common misconception that the Quran is memorized through the written text.

There's this misconception that working with the DOM is hard, or can't be done in a cross browser way without bolting on a big js lib.

This is the kind of misconception that arises from David Axe's failure to properly understand his sources.

Hasn't this common misconception been debunked, or at least to be shown to be very insignificant when controlling for obvious variables?

Contrary to popular misconception, OOP and functional programming don't have to be mutually exclusive.

This is a common misconception that is a result of Java's current state.

Porn filtering is not law in the UK, that is a common misconception.

It is a common misconception that long cones are mostly sensitive to red.

CL is a practical language that, apparently due to ESR's nirvana bullshit quote, people who haven't used it have a misconception about its design.

I think the biggest misconception is that it needs to be a total food replacement.

As far as I understand it, there is a misconception that women are bad at programming, or don't like it, or whatever.

Most of those comments, however, are only clearing up a specific misconception: the belief that the researchers jumped straight to a "live" test before trying tests in closed conditions.

"Misconception: You should have only one process per Docker container!" as soon as you start treating docker images as anything other that isolated statically compiled executables, you're not going to get the best out of docker.