(I understand the joke, please don't explain it)
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That's why I say "dub dub dub" it confuses people and I have to explain that it's www which is short for world wide web but I saved a little bit of time by saying dub dub dub......wait a minute......
honestly I think w should be renamed "dub". stupid long-ass name for a single letter
Yeah dub would bring it back in line with all the other letters, which are single syllable. Get your shit together, W.
It saves a lot of time once you have established it. You invest time when establishing it and get a fraction of it back once a mentionable amount of people know it
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not in my language
In Dutch www is faster. Never understood why one would give a letter a name that consists of 2 parts.
In Irish we say "wuh". And "punk" for dot.
Wuh wuh wuh punk lemmy punk world
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In Dutch it’s whey-whey-whey.
I still remember when companies started mentioning their websites in commercials.
It was one big torrent of whey-whey-wheys.
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"hexa-u"
I do not pronounce that part of a URL. Who still does that? Why would you need to do that?
Because www.example.com and example.com, while the same website nearly all of the time, are technically different and could point to different places.
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Some people don't know how to properly DNS, and IIRC some smaller DNS services don't support CNAMEing the root.
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Here in france, everyone says "3w". Pronouncing it entirely sounds like "Double V, double V, double V" so "3w" sounds like "Trois double V", which funnily enough, is still longer than world wide web!
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Sure, but you sound like an absolute psycho saying "world wide web.MidgetPorn.edu"
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We could fix this by renaming it the Worbledy Widewibble Webbledywoowoo.
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Watching old commercials is hilarious. "If YOU would like to see our locations on the world-wide-web, visit our website on your web browser by typing in w, w, w, dot, appliance, dash, direct, dot, com!"
My favorite was "The Information Superhighway."
It sounds too complicated for me. Probably intended for more advanced users.
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well i sure hate that last picture
I generally say “werwerwer”.
Call it WoWaWe
when visiting my dutch family I noticed how faster "vay vay vay" is, so I started thinking vévévé in french instead of "double v" x3 (btw this is a double u : uu) I've said it out loud a few times by accident and people don't question it. I think we all agree it's a bit silly to pronounce.
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