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I'm guessing they didn't run "knob" past anyone from the UK. Edit: as much as it pains me, this is hacker news, so, knob means cock in the UK.

• RobMurray 2mo ago
  It also, and I would say more commonly, means a round thing that can be turned. I've never heard of anyone avoiding the term.
  • pipes 2mo ago
    I doubt anyone from the UK would call their product or company "knob" these days.
    • akiselev 2mo ago
      Knob the Yob has a certain catch to it.
• Terretta 2mo ago
  sure it's not pronounced Kenobi? they stylize it k•no•b or k•no•b1 take your pick