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> Author's note: I pronounce the letters in GUI separately. Why would you ever pronounce it "gooey?" Please don't do that. Just don't. Solidarity!
by Avshalom 1y ago
> Author's note: I pronounce the letters in GUI separately. Why would you ever pronounce it "gooey?" Please don't do that. Just don't.
Solidarity!
- johnklos 1y ago...because fighting about silly things that are just fun to poke each other about is much more fun than fighting about things like politics in this day and age... vi versus emacs, vi versus vim, (guh sound)IF versus (j sound)IF, m68k versus x86, Mac versus Amiga, BSD versus Linux, et cetera.
- ayaros 1y agoYes, I know right! Imagine what kind of beautiful world we could live in if we spent trillions of dollars on this instead of the military industrial complex!
- b112 1y agoWhere I grew up, in the 80s, it was a toss between a mouse and trackball for people. Same sort of arguments. I kind of like both.
- ayaros 1y agoThankfully someone agrees with me!
- wpm 1y agoWe should pronounce all acronyms/initialisms. TUI = tooey CLI = clee TCP/IP = tickipip GPT = gipity DNS = dunce HTTP = Hittup USB = Oosbuh USB-C = Oosbuhc
- ayaros 1y agoThis is pure evil
- hoistbypetard 1y ago> GPT = gipity I'm calling foul on that one. It's "Jay pay tay". Which sounds the same as the French phrase "J'ai pété" or "I farted." That makes me laugh more than gipity.
- phatskat 1y agoMy favorite is my friend’s pronunciation of “LGBTQIA”, or “littebittiqua”. Also, I’m definitely gonna start using “dunce” and “Oosbuh”, but stick with “USB C”
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- Gormo 1y agoAlmost as bad as people who pronounce 'SQL' as 'sequel'.