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

[ilmari@social.treehouse.systems]

@qwyrdo @me_ @bloor "hot titty-piss", surely

[lykso@tiny.tilde.website]

@bloor I'm one of those weirdos that always pronounces the letters individually.

[riamaria@infosec.exchange]

@bloor De-nice (as pronounced in that one Key and Peele comedy skit)

[http_error_418@hachyderm.io]

@me_ @bloor and SSH is sushi

[unsungnovelty@mastodon.social]

@bloor While we are at it, let's also get to the bottom of gif vs jif as well??!!

[culturednyc@mastodon.social]

@bloor Ah Smutpee, the backbone of email!

[ericbono@social.vivaldi.net]

@bloor

Dennis...on's

[moira@mastodon.murkworks.net]

@bloor I come from the AU where it's pronounced "squirrel" and "dins."

[nxskok@cupoftea.social]

@jimfl @bloor I didn't know you were *called* DNS.

[randamumaki@mstdn.social]

@bloor Not Dennis. Denise.

[jimfl@hachyderm.io]

@silvermoon82 @bloor

No, it’s not Dennis
There’s just no way it’s Dennis
Welp. It was Dennis

[jimfl@hachyderm.io]

@nxskok @bloor “Well, you could query for a CNAME record…”

[ravenluni@furry.engineer]

@bloor No - its pronounced 'deeznuts'

[jimfl@hachyderm.io]

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

[rperezrosario@mastodon.social]

@bloor

According to this highly scientific poll, this matter has been settled.

Rafael Pérez 🌱 (@rperezrosario@mastodon.social)

Now that this important problem has been settled, repeat after me: "Don't believe es-queue-el is a sequel." Thank you, and good night.

Mastodon (mastodon.social)

[jimfl@hachyderm.io]

@culturednyc @bloor EHLO!

[paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange]

@bloor

personally, i've always pronounced SQL as "squeal", since that's usually my reaction when i have to deal with it.

DNS could be "dins". with small TTLs, it's really really noisy.

[tssreniasoars@tailswish.industries]

@bloor DNS the menace.

[ericjames@booping.synth.download]

@silvermoon82@wandering.shop @bloor@bloor.tw …and gnshr!

[ext0li@beige.party]

@unsungnovelty @bloor Don't know about that but the image file format of the Joint Photographic Experts Group is properly pronounced Jay Feg