I can agree but there are plenty of lame programming language and project names: Rust, Go , C, Julia, Salt, Chrome, etc. Then very generic company and product n

I can agree but there are plenty of lame programming language and project names: Rust, Go , C, Julia, Salt, Chrome, etc. Then very generic company and product names: Amazon, Windows, Apple, and so on. Plenty of boring, generic names. One really annoying thing is that can make searching for information very difficult if the thing in question isn't very popular. E.g. I wanted to buy valves for a project rated for steam service. It was almost impossible at first as using steam and valve in the same search term bought up Valve the gaming company and their Steam gaming platform. I then had to use specific technical terms such as steam "gate valve" and so on plus throwing in -game or -gaming to weed out erroneous results.