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Not a fan of the name, and the image they use isn't _even_ a tipi.
by wnscooke 4y ago
Not a fan of the name, and the image they use isn't _even_ a tipi.
- chrismorgan 4y agoIn their title, they use the character U+26FA TENT, which could be depicted as any kind of tent. In the body, GitHub replaces emoji with images for some reason, in this case a particularly weird thing that isn’t even obviously a tent. (I presume this is what you’re remarking on.) The screenshot shows what I presume is actually the logo, which is a tipi.
- dudeinjapan 4y agoIt comes from the Lakota language.
- protomyth 4y agoIt comes from the Siouan languages of which Lakota is one. Dakota has it spelled and spoken the same. The written i has an ee sound when spoken.
- mr_woozy 4y ago
- croes 4y agoJust a github issue. Here it's a tipi
- sakras 4y agoI feel bad that whenever I read the name I think “I AM CORNHOLIO, I NEED TIPI FOR MY BUNGHOLE”…