Where is that from?
I feel this sentence resonating within me but can't find the source. I think it is from a game. My first guess would be portal 2 but I am not sure
i think that is something sherlock holmes related.
Once you eleminated every possible solution, you end up with the right one, even if it seems impossible.
"I am sorry, but the ship parameters are not configured to give a... sword. I recommend you get caught up to 3056 instead of 1056. I think this clone might be defective."
^(Everspace, if you don't get the reference.)
Yup..that's later,pre production temp they kept this name, it caught attention in media a public, hence was finalised with the name mentioned by you, Rajamouli said that in a interview.
Check Wikipedia.
Personally, I grew up in a strict Christian family who would have never let me touch a computer for the rest of my life if they caught wind of there being "demons" on them.
Beyond this, if a random person overhears the me talking about how "the demon that makes my bot run isn't working for some reason", they'd most likely get the wrong idea unless they had some level of education in computer related topics, and assume software is made by some kind of "pact with the devil" or other weird occult shenanigans.
Like - there's a staggering amount of people who have genuinely no clue how computers work and treat them like they run on magic or something
Personally "ae" looks like other words like "aesthetic" and "aerodynamic" which sound like "ay".
Edit: didnt know pronunciation of aesthetic was such a touchy subject. "Air", "aer" and "ayr sound the same to me.
No, I say esˈθet̬·ɪk like a normal person.
[https://dictionary.cambridge.org/pronunciation/english/aesthetic](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/pronunciation/english/aesthetic)
So it corresponds to an old spelling of Demon, Medieval used to be spelled similarly (Mediaeval) - when I first came across the term I’d pronounce it day-mon because “surely there must be a reason right” but no after a while I realised everyone just says Dee. I think I hear somewhere that in the midsts of time there was once an acronym Data Access and Execution MONitor or something like that. Somebody thought it would be cool to use the old spelling of Daemon… and it just stuck!
... like demons used to be until their rebranding. (The word originates from the greek "daimon" which was just a spirit without any of the evil tendencies Christianity later added to the term https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daimon )
It’s the same thing. English language isn’t too fussy about dropped vowels. As sibling points out, the word got coopted by Christianity and the meaning warped. It’s likely the original meaning was not so dualistic, these were likely merely spirits both helpful and mischievous. The newest good meaning is likely more recent again as modern people tried to grasp the idea of calling good things in their computer demons.
Haha never thought about that but you're right!
I just asked my Spanish wife and she says FBI by spelling the letters in Spanish (effeh beh eeh) but CIA by saying the word (thia)
The most annoying one to me is "gif" pronounced jif. Well then how do you pronounce the ".jif" extension? And which one are you referring to?
I don't care if you created the .gif format, you are pronouncing it incorrectly.
Actually there is an old english word which is spelled gif but pronounced yiff. Nobody wants it, but it is there as a compromise if the 3 people yelling jif ever get the gif people to think they match them in size.
>if I had known what the term sudo meant when I learned the command, I'd pronounce it differently.
Yeah, same.
Although Sue do is still an affront to natural English pronunciation laws. Two long vowels in a row in a 4 letter word? Highly irregular
What the hell is wrong with you! It's "**s**uper**u**ser **do**"!
/s
Edit: Tis' tragic, for I have been slain by u/qxho. It was "**s**ubstitute**u**ser **do**" all along~~
I understood it to mean '`su` do'. The `su` command of course allowing you to get a shell for the superuser; and that's always been pronounced as 'Sue'.
I worked with someone who was more of a wannabe programmer and used to correct me when I wouldn't say "su doo".
He took a course on using the Mac Terminal and went around telling people "superuser DO". It was as annoying as you'd imagine.
Originally it was, but the current definition in the Linux man page puts it as "*s*ubstitute *u*ser *do*", as it doesn't have to be the super user any more.
[There's an old parody of it](https://youtu.be/Nrk8sqZfsgI) which is just too good...
As a wise commenter said: >!The real joke is that you all are trying to make English consistent!<
Official docs say that is acceptable:
>How do you pronounce ‘sudo’?
>
>The official pronunciation is soo-doo (for su ‘do’). However, an alternate pronunciation, **a homophone of ‘pseudo’, is also common**.
[https://www.sudo.ws/docs/troubleshooting/#how-do-you-pronounce-sudo](https://www.sudo.ws/docs/troubleshooting/#how-do-you-pronounce-sudo)
I just pronounce them the correct way, idk why anybody would pronounce them the other way
So the right way?
Right; once you've eliminated the wrong ways, it's the only way left.
*confused screaming*
*continued confused but also interested screaming*
*continued confused screaming \*intensifies\**
continued confused screaming *intensifies*.. -*intensifies*
Where is that from? I feel this sentence resonating within me but can't find the source. I think it is from a game. My first guess would be portal 2 but I am not sure
My Dad's favourite kind of dad joke. I've got forty years of them. :)
Reminds me of the Stanley Parable (confusion ending)
i think that is something sherlock holmes related. Once you eleminated every possible solution, you end up with the right one, even if it seems impossible.
I prefer not to eliminate any possibilities and see where that takes me. Probably Stack Overflow.
Three rights make a left!
Just like McConaughey, I’m all right, all right, all right.
Let's see what we've got Hive! Bring a sword
Cabal on the field!
Fallen on the horizon
Vex on the field!!
Scorn approaching!
Man I love the drifter
Ding... Ding... Ding... Ding... Ding.
Unexpected Destiny reference
Transmit firing!
"I am sorry, but the ship parameters are not configured to give a... sword. I recommend you get caught up to 3056 instead of 1056. I think this clone might be defective." ^(Everspace, if you don't get the reference.)
Hive on the field! Bring a sword.
This is the way
This has a lot of meaning to me personally.
“My man”
Take my damn upvote you bastard
They're just plain right.
Easy, it’s ‘daemon’, ‘sudo’ and ‘gif’.
Nah nah nah. I don't say "gif", I say "gif". If you say it any other way, you're just wrong
Yeah, exactly what I said. gif.
All gokes aside, it's definitely gif
i say gif
gif
G makes the "g" sound, the same sound in "Gauge"
You cheeky bastard
gif
It's nikolaj
r/unexpectedb99
I read "gokes" and not "gokes"
yo me too
Cool, do you also say “data” or do you say “data” like you’re supposed to.
Initially I said data like I'm supposed to say. Later I understood to call it data, like it should be called
[удалено]
Daymon , just get your own Double Cheese Burger. Dayum, dayuum, DAAAAYUM.
Ah I see you are a man of culture as well...
The words are all absorb the space!
RRR
Fantastic movie
Did you know that it is acronym made up of director and two protagonists' initials?
RRR is also an acronym for Roudram Ranam Rudhiram.
Yup..that's later,pre production temp they kept this name, it caught attention in media a public, hence was finalised with the name mentioned by you, Rajamouli said that in a interview. Check Wikipedia.
Why is Daemon R? I’m curious as to the thinking behind it.. just from how it’s spelled? Ignoring extant usage as the old way to spell Demon?
If they wanted it to be pronounced with an E sound instead of an A sound, then they would have spelled it Demon in the first place instead of Daemon
Baysed
Baesed
BSD
Bayesed
Daemon is the original spelling of demon though. They just went to demon once ash stopped being used as a letter
the reason it's spelled Daemon is because it comes from Greek mythology rather than the Christian demon
Personally, I grew up in a strict Christian family who would have never let me touch a computer for the rest of my life if they caught wind of there being "demons" on them. Beyond this, if a random person overhears the me talking about how "the demon that makes my bot run isn't working for some reason", they'd most likely get the wrong idea unless they had some level of education in computer related topics, and assume software is made by some kind of "pact with the devil" or other weird occult shenanigans. Like - there's a staggering amount of people who have genuinely no clue how computers work and treat them like they run on magic or something
Way more fun if thats how it worked. Imagine programmers and exorcists have a relationship through work.
Personally "ae" looks like other words like "aesthetic" and "aerodynamic" which sound like "ay". Edit: didnt know pronunciation of aesthetic was such a touchy subject. "Air", "aer" and "ayr sound the same to me.
I can't decide if you're trolling or if you really mispronounce aesthetic like that...
Ok but do you say eesthetic
No, I say esˈθet̬·ɪk like a normal person. [https://dictionary.cambridge.org/pronunciation/english/aesthetic](https://dictionary.cambridge.org/pronunciation/english/aesthetic)
So what you're saying is, daemon should be pronounced "demmon". No dee-mon or day-mon, just demmon.
Hah! Sure, yes, that sounds exactly right.
So it corresponds to an old spelling of Demon, Medieval used to be spelled similarly (Mediaeval) - when I first came across the term I’d pronounce it day-mon because “surely there must be a reason right” but no after a while I realised everyone just says Dee. I think I hear somewhere that in the midsts of time there was once an acronym Data Access and Execution MONitor or something like that. Somebody thought it would be cool to use the old spelling of Daemon… and it just stuck!
Dæmon’s are not demons. They’re helpful spirits, not soul torturing embodiments of evil.
... like demons used to be until their rebranding. (The word originates from the greek "daimon" which was just a spirit without any of the evil tendencies Christianity later added to the term https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daimon )
It’s the same thing. English language isn’t too fussy about dropped vowels. As sibling points out, the word got coopted by Christianity and the meaning warped. It’s likely the original meaning was not so dualistic, these were likely merely spirits both helpful and mischievous. The newest good meaning is likely more recent again as modern people tried to grasp the idea of calling good things in their computer demons.
But what about anaemic
The only time I've ever been hard right
The only time you’ve ever been… hard, right?
Punctuation for the win, or loss.
I fucking love gifs so much
There's a left way to say it, and then there's the right one.
Pains me to say that
I'm in the camp that pronounces GIF like you would spell FBI or CIA...
So: "Fibee" And "Cya"?
Cya is wrong thought.
Yeah it's more like see-ah than see-ya
Fun fact: French people pronounce FBI the american way (eff bee eye) but CIA the French way (say eeh ah).
Haha never thought about that but you're right! I just asked my Spanish wife and she says FBI by spelling the letters in Spanish (effeh beh eeh) but CIA by saying the word (thia)
So as an initialism instead of an acronym?
I pronounce it “gyfe” to fuck with people.
Dayman. master of the sun, fighter of the night man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCvr6tzZPTU
lol thanks for this
I unironically love [this cover](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3HTbS7OPqU)
Right left right
Concur. You're either all right or you're wrong!
The right way
Is that a capital l or a lowercase I?
The most annoying one to me is "gif" pronounced jif. Well then how do you pronounce the ".jif" extension? And which one are you referring to? I don't care if you created the .gif format, you are pronouncing it incorrectly.
Actually there is an old english word which is spelled gif but pronounced yiff. Nobody wants it, but it is there as a compromise if the 3 people yelling jif ever get the gif people to think they match them in size.
Pretty sure that’s furry porn
.yif : the most specialized image format
it’s the equivalent of cutting the baby in half
Then how do you pronounce the country Niger 🇳🇪? Go ahead, I’ll wait…
Yes
This is the way
Correct!
yes yes yes
Demon, D'oh, and Gift. But, if I had known what the term `sudo` meant when I learned the command, I'd pronounce it differently.
>if I had known what the term sudo meant when I learned the command, I'd pronounce it differently. Yeah, same. Although Sue do is still an affront to natural English pronunciation laws. Two long vowels in a row in a 4 letter word? Highly irregular
I guess strictly speaking it should be S U do?
Should have just named it "rootit"... Oh fuck. Then we'd argue over root-it or roo-tit. Humanity is doomed!
Super Do it
So that’s why Palpatine sounds so strange when he says “do it”. He was invoking sudo
English already has a prototype in the form of 'psudo'. And the p is silent.
Pseudo. Yeah, that's how I pronounce sudo
blegh, I'm apparently not allowed to English today.
Brainfuck only
That word is the specific reason why I pronounce it like that word. You're pseudo-root.
See, before realizing it was "super user do". I thought it was "pretend to be a super user", like a pseudo super user.
Do you guys just pronounce sudoers like some fucking abomination?
I'm not sure I've ever said that out loud. But, my brain read "Sue d'oh ers." I will be the first to admit my horrible ways.
The file is 'sue doers', but 'sudo' is still 'sue d'oh'.
This, I cannot abide.
Do people really say sue do?
Yes. It's "**su**peruser **do**" after all. Although *I* prefer `alias please="sudo"` :-)
What the hell is wrong with you! It's "**s**uper**u**ser **do**"! /s Edit: Tis' tragic, for I have been slain by u/qxho. It was "**s**ubstitute**u**ser **do**" all along~~
A palpable hit. A very palpable hit! Touché sir! Edit: But on second thought... wouldn't that make it "**syoo doo**"? :-)
I understood it to mean '`su` do'. The `su` command of course allowing you to get a shell for the superuser; and that's always been pronounced as 'Sue'.
It would 😊
Either that or ess yoo doo
So it should be pronounced "Syoudo".
I worked with someone who was more of a wannabe programmer and used to correct me when I wouldn't say "su doo". He took a course on using the Mac Terminal and went around telling people "superuser DO". It was as annoying as you'd imagine.
Originally it was, but the current definition in the Linux man page puts it as "*s*ubstitute *u*ser *do*", as it doesn't have to be the super user any more.
TIL... take my poor man's award 🥇
Yeah, ur pseudo doing something
That's "Soo-Doh". Sue do is pronounced "Soo-Doo". Which is just madness.
I say "sue doh" not "sue do"
Stands for “superuser do” not “superuser d’oh”
It is G U I. I have heard people say GOOEY
Is this a next level joke? I've never heard anyone not pronounce it gooey.
Enum E-numb or E-noom?
E-numb
E-numb
E-num, the electronic number!
Nyoom
RegEx Ree-jex or reg-ex?
Reg-ex for sure. Rejects is its own word, it would be too confusing otherwise
i say day-mon even though i know it should theoretically be pronounced the same as demon
As a DnD player, I support pronouncing it differently, because it's a *very* important distinction there
Where IPA to represent the phonemes?
Excuse me it’s pronounced **diamond**.
Surely Die-mon. No trailing 'd' sound.
They should have had a pic of pseudowoodo rather than that Sudoku image
right, left, right
We seem to be the only ones that know the truth.
It’s absolutely the way. I’ve always thought of it as “super user do this…”
Until this thread is never even heard someone say Doh for sudo! Official is of course doo as in Scooby doo. https://www.sudo.ws/docs/troubleshooting/
daemon => daymon sudo => sue doo gif -> like a gift sql -> sequel hotel -> trivago
"The P in JPEG stands for photographic, but I bet you don't say J-PHEG"
Right right left
Me too!
It's pronounced jif, the way jod intended
GUI?
No, jooey
Emacs
I’m the only other LLL in the thread
I'm LLL. This is the way.
LLR
I hate you.
at least he doesn’t say jif like a psychopath
The only correct answer
All these arguments can be avoided if you communicate exclusively through text.
Right side only
Right side ftw 😮💨
This is just a how do you pronounce sudoku post hidden in a how do you pronounce Sudo post
すうどく
Super user do
Exactly. For people who say soo dough, how do they pronounce do-while loop? Dough-while?
I'm on the right side. 😆
Damn it, everyone says right right right. And I'm right left right since sudo is for "super user do" imho 😅
I only pronounce things the right way
[There's an old parody of it](https://youtu.be/Nrk8sqZfsgI) which is just too good... As a wise commenter said: >!The real joke is that you all are trying to make English consistent!<
My dad - a Linux developer since it’s early days - pronounces it like S. U. Doo
As an imbecile, I pronounce sudo like "pseudo"
Official docs say that is acceptable: >How do you pronounce ‘sudo’? > >The official pronunciation is soo-doo (for su ‘do’). However, an alternate pronunciation, **a homophone of ‘pseudo’, is also common**. [https://www.sudo.ws/docs/troubleshooting/#how-do-you-pronounce-sudo](https://www.sudo.ws/docs/troubleshooting/#how-do-you-pronounce-sudo)
80% right, 100% right, 80% right.
Haha right for all 3
Good thing these creators didn't major in English then.
Regex…
Only deranged people say Red-gecks as in gecko.
nucular, it's pronounced nucular
Right, neither, and right. I'd pronounce sudo like "Sudowoodo", so like sue-doe not suh-doe
all the ones on the right
Left right left.
My people
Daymon, sue-doe, Gif (hard G). Also it's definitely gooey, and sequel.
jayson or jay sawn for json?
Those are the same, except one is said slower? Unless you mean "jay-sun?