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This is incorrect, and the linked question actually mentions this…

Actually it mentions how this comes from BSD, which is a direct descendant of Unix.

This differs from what ls on Linux (the one coming from coreutils) does.

Linux is not Unix.

Anything that good hackers would find interesting.

It's amusing that the default behaviour of ls would be interesting to hackings.

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