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"Ohhh, if it isn't 99adbad3-f3c8-4c52-99d8-be692c62b9db again! Man, what a blast last Friday at e128001f-9737-4245-b08b-73bc50db0204's party, right?"
by ed_mercer 11mo ago
"Ohhh, if it isn't 99adbad3-f3c8-4c52-99d8-be692c62b9db again! Man, what a blast last Friday at e128001f-9737-4245-b08b-73bc50db0204's party, right?"
- debtta 11mo agoI just go by Ad Bad. Yeah I know about the other guy. E7 123 and the other college friends call me Ad Bad 3 and him Ad 88
- chabska 11mo agoThat's impractical. Someone made a base8192 Hangul UUID conversion, only ten characters long.
- poly2it 11mo agoThis? https://alicecengal.github.io/uuid-hangul/ https://alicecengal.github.io/uuid-hangul/
- wincy 11mo agoTelling Siri to pronounce the output there is absolutely wild, I may not speak Korean but can tell it’s outputting unpronounceable nonsense.
- chabska 11mo agoI tried using Google translate's voiceover, it seems fine? I don't have an iPhone so I can't compare with Siri. It is obviously a nonsensical string of ten characters, but all hangeul characters should be pronouncible.
- GCUMstlyHarmls 11mo agoWell obviously in your personal circles you'd still use nicknames. 99ad and e128 in this case.
- lordnacho 11mo agoFirst guy is "bad", second guy is "bo8b" (Bob).
- nrhrjrjrjtntbt 11mo agoBut you'd call em 99ad for short in casual conversation
- saghm 11mo agoI feel like the names we have now already work well for casual conversations
- nrhrjrjrjtntbt 11mo agoAbsolutely... but they will be mere nicknames.