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oooh, when I near "bable" when I've heard it from the horse's mouth, aka @sebmck, that it's "bab-el"…it stands out pretty bad now!
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@hichaelmart@sebmck@rvagg@rem@KingstonTime OMG "CAYCHE" HOW DARE YOU GET OUT
@jaffathecake @hichaelmart @rvagg @rem @KingstonTime hearing router pronounced as rooter by British people has never failed to make me smile
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@sebmck@jaffathecake@hichaelmart@rvagg@rem@KingstonTime it's a little thank you for how you guys pronounce Oregano :) -
@fold_left does pronouncing Coriander as "cilantro" count?@sebmck@jaffathecake@hichaelmart@rvagg@kingstontime
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@sebmck@jaffathecake@hichaelmart@rvagg@rem@KingstonTime prefer the American ver for router it just makes sense. Try "root route" in BE -
@matzatorski@sebmck@jaffathecake@rvagg@rem@kingstontime Yeah, "router" was the first to go for me. I feel like "data" might be next...
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@sebmck@jaffathecake@hichaelmart@rvagg@rem@KingstonTime maybe something to do with en-route vs a rout. ^.^Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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