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App£e. or Appl€. Ideally you could use the $ symbol but there's no s in Apple. Sure, you can just throw in whatever character you want, but !nevets doesn't make
by jfoutz 10y ago
App£e. or Appl€. Ideally you could use the $ symbol but there's no s in Apple. Sure, you can just throw in whatever character you want, but !nevets doesn't make a lot of sense.
what you're shooting for here is a pun. You want something that looks like a regular character, so @pple is kind of cute, but there are two obvious problems. One, it kind of looks like a direct message to pple, which falls apart. &pple isn't bad, but & doesn't have the association with money, so you don't get the pun.
There are a bunch of currency symbols you can use, there's a list here [1]. Check it out ₩₦€v€t$, then all of your currency puns will be money.
[1] http://www.xe.com/symbols.php http://www.xe.com/symbols.php
- wnevets 10y agoyeah I was going to do that but apple is an american company and it doesnt make sense to use the euro. Using $pple is just as lazy as using m$ to call microsoft greedy.
- dragonbonheur 10y agoApple is an Irish company. /S http://www.forbes.com/sites/leesheppard/2013/05/28/how-does-apple-avoid-taxes/#5581274ed6f7 http://www.forbes.com/sites/leesheppard/2013/05/28/how-does-...
- clock_tower 10y agoWhich makes Appl€ particularly fitting!
- mywittyname 10y agoThis is HN humor at its finest.