By the way I’m now using Dee-Emm-Zed religiously and none of you can stop me.

[sjjh@hachyderm.io]

@hacks4pancakes As a Brit I say perimeter network

[oschell@mastodon.social]

@hacks4pancakes French people looking confused: "Is there any other way to say it ?!"

[codinghorror@infosec.exchange]

@FlohEinstein @hacks4pancakes holy cow, I am legit impressed, and I have a masters degree in mispronunciations

[toadjaune@hostux.social]

@Perrin42 @ExplodingLemur @hacks4pancakes of course we are !

[asl@mastodon.launay.org]

@ghostinthenet @hacks4pancakes I'm French, and I agree with our over the sea cousin.

[david_chisnall@infosec.exchange]

@ghostinthenet @hacks4pancakes

As a child, the only time I ever heard someone say Zee when they meant Zed was Sesame Street. This built a strong subconscious bias that anyone who said Zee was probably a muppet.

[technicaladept@techhub.social]

@ghostinthenet @hacks4pancakes had a way too long conversation with someone from Boston about a drive I'd mapped. Couldn't understand her confusion until I realized that she hadn't understood that the word I was saying to describe the drive, was simply the last letter of the alphabet. I swear the American's changed it just to make the song rhyme.

[skyglobe@hostux.social]

@OSchell @hacks4pancakes meanwhile in Italy we say "Di Emme Zeta" and "Zeta scaler"...

[not_a_label@toot.lgbt]

@hacks4pancakes welcome to the true way 🥳

Also, with all the shit going on in the world, it gives me joy to see you thriving in your new home despite <gestures at everything>

[dr2chase@ohai.social]

@hacks4pancakes not Ded-Emm-Zed?