Mike [SEC=OFFICIAL]Infuriate the ghost of Steve Jobs by pronouncing macOS like "nachos".
I'm still doing this in my head every time I see it.
Lord Marc Grondin@mike And now i'll be doing it as well 
Matt H@mike Double-down. Do it to iOS and iPadOS as well.
Adam@MattHatton @mike from today on I will say "eyepa-dos"
Liam 
Mark Shane Hayden
Elias MĆ„rtenson@mike I always pronounced it as o ess eks. And even at macos 11 I still do so.
@loke I'm sure people saying "eks" instead of "ten" was one of the reasons they went ahead with the bump to 11. I've seen people get very mad about that heh.
I'm kind of surprised it didn't happen earlier.
@mike If they wanted people to say ten, they would have written it 10. They made the same mistake with the iphone eks.
deejoe"macOS macOS man
you've got to be a macOS man!"
ajft@mike yosemite / vegemite
mhd@mike Neat idea, I'm going to use "MƤckes" in German, which is the colloquial version of "McDonalds", keeping with the fast food theme.
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@mike yes. And even better when saying MacOS X.
Matt@mike @decryption my compsci lecturer called it Mac-oz which was wild to me
josh's harp@mattdarveniza @mike @decryption I constantly have to fight the urge to call it Mac-Oz. Back in the WebOS days there were a bunch of Australian developers who called it web-oz and it filtered back down to us that this made Palm very annoyed, supposedly.
Marvin@mike i prefer 'android'
River@mike Alternatively, pronounce nachos like macOS.
EamonnMR@mike I'm never not calling it Macosx (rhymes with Unix)
rk: itās hyphen-minus actuallyIs the executable format (Mach-O) pronounced mock-o or machoā¦
@rk I now have the Village People on loop in my head. Thank you.
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ā@mike Well, it does use the Mach kernel design doesn't it?
@yojimbo see a bit further down the thread for some Village People earworming. š
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