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

[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

[deremil@procial.tchncs.de]

@me_@sueden.social @bloor@bloor.tw Teasy-Pee

[d1@autistics.life]

@mansr @bloor true. #Apple and #Microsoft ensures this, BTW

[cr0w@infosec.exchange]

@johntimaeus @robinadams @bloor I like skull so it's like Post Grey Skull.

[peterdrake@mstdn.social]

@mansr @bloor "squeal" except in October, when it's "skull".

[ret@furry.engineer]

@greem yeah that's the best thing I've read all day. Calling it Denice for ever now.

[mroach@ublog.mroach.com]

@bloor https://youtu.be/Dd7FixvoKBw D-nice

[edcates@mastodon.social]

@robinadams @bloor I started out calling it "My Squirrel" before I'd ever heard anyone say "sequel," and that is how it will forever be in my head.

"I have to run a squirrel query."

"I'm having trouble running a join on these squirrel tables."

It's objectively better this way.

[icewolf@masto.brightfur.net]

@robinadams @bloor post-grey squirrel (they're very subtly tinted with color)

[oldfartrant@mstdn.ca]

@bloor or Donna's, dengue, denudes...

[robinadams@mathstodon.xyz]

@IceWolf @bloor I was imagining sending a grey squirrel through the mail.

[oneguynick@mastodon.social]

@bloor Great point, but no.

[icewolf@masto.brightfur.net]

@robinadams @bloor "★☆☆☆☆ instead of nuts, package contained squirrel!"

[denniskuester@norden.social]

@bloor Ja, was ist?

[andrewd18@hachyderm.io]

@bloor It's pronounced "Deans", like "beans".

[effariwhy@theforkiverse.com]

@Richard @bloor

[mansr@society.oftrolls.com]

@qwyrdo @me_ @bloor HTML is "hotmail."

[missconstrue@mefi.social]

@robinadams @bloor Same. I once introduced a dba as “our squirrel wrangler”. Csuite was confused. She thought it was hysterical.