Tumbleweed.

[Baron von Schtinkenbutt]

Hehe, great gif.   

I might have to appropriate that.

[Razgovory]

This is pretty good Giff

[mongers]

  in empty building.

[garbon]

in empty building.

Hardly a surprise that there wasn't a flurry of posts when North America was sleeping in on Sunday morning.

[Jaron]

Lately we've been having quite a row in my department on whether to pronounce GIF with a soft or hard G. Apparently both ways are acceptable.

[sbr]

Lately we've been having quite a row in my department on whether to pronounce GIF with a soft or hard G. Apparently both ways are acceptable.

Hard G.

A soft G is a J and that is peanut butter.

[Jaron]

That's how I've always said it.

[sbr]

Which one?

[The Brain]

Lately we've been having quite a row in my department on whether to pronounce GIF with a soft or hard G. Apparently both ways are acceptable.

No they are not.

[Eddie Teach]

Lately we've been having quite a row in my department on whether to pronounce GIF with a soft or hard G. Apparently both ways are acceptable.

No they are not.

They are in Jaron's workplace and to anyone who doesn't mind sounding like a tech noob.

BTW, is it acceptable to pronounce SQL as "s-q-l" rather than Sequel? Seems I've heard people do that before.

[CountDeMoney]

BTW, is it acceptable to pronounce SQL as "s-q-l" rather than Sequel? Seems I've heard people do that before.

You can date how old a person is by what they call it.

[mongers]

To my mind, the hard G makes sense as using a soft G introduces confusion eg how do you spell it, is that as in the toilet cleaner etc. 

[garbon]

Lately we've been having quite a row in my department on whether to pronounce GIF with a soft or hard G. Apparently both ways are acceptable.

Hard G.

A soft G is a J and that is peanut butter.

I've always said it like it is jif. Though thankfully that doesn't come up often.

[Jaron]

Lately we've been having quite a row in my department on whether to pronounce GIF with a soft or hard G. Apparently both ways are acceptable.

No they are not.

They are in Jaron's workplace and to anyone who doesn't mind sounding like a tech noob.

BTW, is it acceptable to pronounce SQL as "s-q-l" rather than Sequel? Seems I've heard people do that before.

I don't say it like the peanut butter. I say it like gif (not jif). Most people I know say it that way, but the guy who created the format pronounces it like jif and a few people I work with say it like that.

We have a lot of little discussions like that. S-Q-L or Sequel, W-S-D-L or WSDL. The only one we all agree on is WYSIWYG.

Most of the developers I work with don't use letters but pronounce these things like a single word.

[Josephus]

BTW, is it acceptable to pronounce SQL as "s-q-l" rather than Sequel? Seems I've heard people do that before.

You can date how old a person is by what they call it.

I say SQL. How old am I?

I'll make it easier...I don't even know what the fuck that is. A computer code language I guess?