I’d say use the ignore button script?
Well as long as they keep you locked away in a camp I guess it’s alright.
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For the second time this thread… KUMIREI, PLS.
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The first time was just a joke, please don’t hurt me
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Drive thru: “Of course! Why ever wouldn’t it be, sir?”
Me: “Thanks ever so much, my good man. Toodle pip!”
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Tell Coulson that his organisation is pronounced ‘suhih-eel-d’
I live in Australia, it’s an international disaster.
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I always just assumed that anyone who pronounces GIF with a hard G was either born well after the .gif extension was created or didn’t own a computer until 2002. Maybe someone will test that hypothesis.
I get around the issue by calling them “them fancy movin’ pictures.”
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1.21 Gigawatts!
You know how you read that, admit it!
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Shhhh. Just let Leebo take the fall.
Also, I prefer Pepsi too.
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Guh-jig-ah-watts?
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Me too. c:
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I was programming in assembly language before gifs were a thing… before the web was graphical… before the web had sound files where you could hear people pronounce ‘gif’ as if it was peanut butter. So everyone I knew, knowing what ‘gif’ stands for, made the logical inference that it should be pronounced with a hard-G. We were all disappointed when we learned that ‘graphical’ was pronounced like a tall, long-neck animal 
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Dude, you’re old! Actually, our first family computer was the TI-99.
So how do I know which is which (on’yomi or kun’yomi)? What usually happens is I get the vocab wrong a bunch, and one day I’ll be staring at it like, “I think it’s X but I also have a bad feeling like I’ve gotten it wrong a hundred times.”
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Who needs an IDE? Real coders use edlin.exe!
I’m only 42, but I started programming before I reached my teens. My first computer (other than one my dad built) was a TRS-80 Color Computer 2.