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We have more to go on than binary though. Hexadecimal "digits" are universally known as "hexits", not "hexats" -- so "it" must be the suffix, not the "t" by it
by cperciva 2y ago
We have more to go on than binary though. Hexadecimal "digits" are universally known as "hexits", not "hexats" -- so "it" must be the suffix, not the "t" by itself.
- zamadatix 2y agoStill consistent with the middle option of sharing a middle vowel after the break, just that there isn't one to share between hexa and digi.