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  3. If SQL is pronounced "sequel" then surely DNS is pronounced "Dennis"?

If SQL is pronounced "sequel" then surely DNS is pronounced "Dennis"?

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  • greem@cyberplace.socialG greem@cyberplace.social

    @bloor "Denice", surely?

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    @greem @bloor
    Broke: "Sequel" and "Dennis"

    Woke: "Squeal" and "Denice"

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    • jimfl@hachyderm.ioJ jimfl@hachyderm.io

      @nxskok @bloor @dennis@anarcho-syndicalist.commune

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      @jimfl @bloor this being Mastodon, that *has* to be the name of a server somewhere.

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      • icecolbeveridge@mathstodon.xyzI icecolbeveridge@mathstodon.xyz

        @jimfl @nxskok @bloor pronounced “tsunami”

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        @icecolbeveridge @jimfl @bloor stealing this!

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        • bloor@bloor.twB bloor@bloor.tw

          If SQL is pronounced "sequel" then surely DNS is pronounced "Dennis"?

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          @bloor Denise.

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          • bloor@bloor.twB bloor@bloor.tw

            If SQL is pronounced "sequel" then surely DNS is pronounced "Dennis"?

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            @bloor
            It's not. Sequel was a predecessor of SQL.

            Pronouncing SQL "sequel" is like pronouncing Windows "DOS".

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            • leeloo@c.imL leeloo@c.im

              @bloor
              It's not. Sequel was a predecessor of SQL.

              Pronouncing SQL "sequel" is like pronouncing Windows "DOS".

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              @leeloo @bloor It makes sense if you're spanish, because first there's Windows DOS and then there's Windows Tres Punto Uno.

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              • bloor@bloor.twB bloor@bloor.tw

                If SQL is pronounced "sequel" then surely DNS is pronounced "Dennis"?

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                @bloor .. ... I stick with squeal

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                • bloor@bloor.twB bloor@bloor.tw

                  If SQL is pronounced "sequel" then surely DNS is pronounced "Dennis"?

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                  @bloor It's always him!

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                  • bloor@bloor.twB bloor@bloor.tw

                    If SQL is pronounced "sequel" then surely DNS is pronounced "Dennis"?

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                    @bloor
                    Danes. With a stretched out a.

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                    • bloor@bloor.twB bloor@bloor.tw

                      If SQL is pronounced "sequel" then surely DNS is pronounced "Dennis"?

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                      @bloor
                      DNS the menace

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                      • greem@cyberplace.socialG greem@cyberplace.social

                        @bloor "Denice", surely?

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                        @greem @bloor Denise?

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                        • qwyrdo@disabled.socialQ qwyrdo@disabled.social

                          @mansr @me_ @bloor Meanwhile my father rendered it as "hotmetal." "Hotmeal" would make sense too, though.

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                          @qwyrdo ...you do know that there actually used to be a commercial HTML editor called HoTMetaL way back when, right? @mansr @me_ @bloor

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                          • bloor@bloor.twB bloor@bloor.tw

                            If SQL is pronounced "sequel" then surely DNS is pronounced "Dennis"?

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                            @bloor I do find it random what TLAs people pronounce and what they don't. I mean obviously "sequel" is superior to "ess cue ell": there's no contest in that one.

                            But I've met people who say VEE AYE (vi) and EEE TEE CEE (et-cee).

                            On the other hand, there's a pit in the inferno reserved for people who say JOT instead of JAY DOUBLE-U TEE.

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                            • countablenewt@mastodon.socialC countablenewt@mastodon.social

                              @greem @bloor
                              Broke: "Sequel" and "Dennis"

                              Woke: "Squeal" and "Denice"

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                              @countablenewt I will always treasure the memory of a cow-orker who once pronounced SQL*Plus as "squeal! splat! plus!" (I am well aware he was not the only one) @greem @bloor

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                              • bloor@bloor.twB bloor@bloor.tw

                                If SQL is pronounced "sequel" then surely DNS is pronounced "Dennis"?

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                                @bloor "DNS the menace"

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                                • witewulf@cyberplace.socialW witewulf@cyberplace.social

                                  @greem @bloor Denise?

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                                  @WiteWulf @bloor that one completely passes over my head I'm afraid!

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                                  • bloor@bloor.twB bloor@bloor.tw

                                    If SQL is pronounced "sequel" then surely DNS is pronounced "Dennis"?

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                                    @bloor I assume somebody has done an 'Anyone for DNS?' bit somewhere, but there were too many replies for me to bother checking.

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                                    • greem@cyberplace.socialG greem@cyberplace.social

                                      @WiteWulf @bloor that one completely passes over my head I'm afraid!

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                                      #154

                                      @greem @bloor David Duchovny’s character from Twin Peaks, Denise.

                                      The first Denise that sprang to my mind, after Debbie Harry and Denis 🥰

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                                      • mansr@society.oftrolls.comM mansr@society.oftrolls.com

                                        @bloor I prefer "squeal" and "dunce."

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                                        @mansr @bloor
                                        I prefer Squirrel and Dance

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                                        • bloor@bloor.twB bloor@bloor.tw

                                          If SQL is pronounced "sequel" then surely DNS is pronounced "Dennis"?

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                                          @bloor @TheBreadmonkey Dunnis.

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