C'mon, the protocol Gemini brought the name conflict problem on themselves long before Google made it worse by also doing a product with that name.
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C'mon, the protocol Gemini brought the name conflict problem on themselves long before Google made it worse by also doing a product with that name.
It's not a very creative name. Just look at the list just Wikipedia has for what the name might possibly refer to:
@bagder even when you think a name is somewhat unique, things can be unfortunate. Or Atari demo group is called Dead Hackers Society.
I refuse to capitulate the acronym, we had it first.
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C'mon, the protocol Gemini brought the name conflict problem on themselves long before Google made it worse by also doing a product with that name.
It's not a very creative name. Just look at the list just Wikipedia has for what the name might possibly refer to:
@bagder It does not even list the Atari ST Desktop named Gemini that a friend and me made in 1989.
Too ancient, lost in time...
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C'mon, the protocol Gemini brought the name conflict problem on themselves long before Google made it worse by also doing a product with that name.
It's not a very creative name. Just look at the list just Wikipedia has for what the name might possibly refer to:
naming is hard and yes, I too name things like previous projects ...
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C'mon, the protocol Gemini brought the name conflict problem on themselves long before Google made it worse by also doing a product with that name.
It's not a very creative name. Just look at the list just Wikipedia has for what the name might possibly refer to:
@bagder to me the first association of Gemini is still the early US rocket program
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C'mon, the protocol Gemini brought the name conflict problem on themselves long before Google made it worse by also doing a product with that name.
It's not a very creative name. Just look at the list just Wikipedia has for what the name might possibly refer to:
@bagder
I think they intentionally named it after the Gemini space program, which was in between Mercury and Apollo on the complexity scale, like the protocol tries to be between Gopher and HTTP -
naming is hard and yes, I too name things like previous projects ...
@bagder "what am i gonna name this little thing that will definitely not be relied on worldwide..."
*plays with hair*
"ah yes, curl!" -
C'mon, the protocol Gemini brought the name conflict problem on themselves long before Google made it worse by also doing a product with that name.
It's not a very creative name. Just look at the list just Wikipedia has for what the name might possibly refer to:
@bagder Well, I'm sure that the name was suggested by AI and so there was nobody at Google who could come up with a better name, so...
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@bagder "what am i gonna name this little thing that will definitely not be relied on worldwide..."
*plays with hair*
"ah yes, curl!" -
C'mon, the protocol Gemini brought the name conflict problem on themselves long before Google made it worse by also doing a product with that name.
It's not a very creative name. Just look at the list just Wikipedia has for what the name might possibly refer to:
@bagder I think it's fine for Gemini to refer to two things
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C'mon, the protocol Gemini brought the name conflict problem on themselves long before Google made it worse by also doing a product with that name.
It's not a very creative name. Just look at the list just Wikipedia has for what the name might possibly refer to:
@bagder The croquettes are still my favourite.
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naming is hard and yes, I too name things like previous projects ...
@bagder I started to call my projects after punk bands, and so far, no regrets whatsoever!
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C'mon, the protocol Gemini brought the name conflict problem on themselves long before Google made it worse by also doing a product with that name.
It's not a very creative name. Just look at the list just Wikipedia has for what the name might possibly refer to:
@bagder you mean the Gemini wind farm?
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C'mon, the protocol Gemini brought the name conflict problem on themselves long before Google made it worse by also doing a product with that name.
It's not a very creative name. Just look at the list just Wikipedia has for what the name might possibly refer to:
@bagder Don’t get me started on the word “Shortcuts”. Big name space pollution. You have the old school keyboard shortcut like cmd/ctrl-c for cut. Then there’s Apple’s text replacement shortcuts that are like Text Expander’s. Then the branded automation “Shortcut”. It is so hard to search for an “Apple (automation) Shortcut” on the web.
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C'mon, the protocol Gemini brought the name conflict problem on themselves long before Google made it worse by also doing a product with that name.
It's not a very creative name. Just look at the list just Wikipedia has for what the name might possibly refer to:
@bagder That's why I name all my programs by shade of blues.
I wrote an Azure 25 years ago, maybe I can get Microsoft to change theirs? -
C'mon, the protocol Gemini brought the name conflict problem on themselves long before Google made it worse by also doing a product with that name.
It's not a very creative name. Just look at the list just Wikipedia has for what the name might possibly refer to:
@bagder rip, somebody rename their Gemini to Aquarius or Aries or something...
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C'mon, the protocol Gemini brought the name conflict problem on themselves long before Google made it worse by also doing a product with that name.
It's not a very creative name. Just look at the list just Wikipedia has for what the name might possibly refer to:
@bagder I'm kinda surprised Google hasn't renamed it yet, or broken or into two confusingly similar products with slightly doesn't purposes
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