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nixCraft 🐧They said use Let's encrypt 😅
Howard Cohen@nixCraft Apparently, nobody's on first now.
rtn@rtn @nixCraft Watch this first... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwWVfesLYuk. (link to abbott & costello's classic 'who's on first' sketch)
"Who's on First?" from The Abbott and Costello Show (1953)
A Republic, while we kept it
techD
Soliman Hindy@nixCraft the answer is awesome 😂
draeath@nixCraft aww but I wanted to be a stalker
This account has been suspended
(the other fella hasn't posted on reddit in 6 years)
b-loved dreamer@nixCraft is this from 2015?
Thomas P. Moonis@nixCraft It's almost as if capitalization has an actual linguistic function to communicate meaning and isn't just something boring old teachers force people to do for no reason.
Feike@MisterMoo @nixCraft more the imperative of the verb 'to use', so that the message becomes : “Use Let's encrypt”
Tomáš Kout@MisterMoo @nixCraft Not sure if it would have helped here. The English weird obssesion in capitalisation makes me blind to it. The problem of the answer is something old teachers bothered us with: „Answer full sentence!“
VikThor
MegatronicThronBanks@nixCraft To be fair, that was a really badly worded reply!
Denys Medvid
SpaceLifeFormWow. The stupidity. SMH.
Charles J Gervasi ⚡🛡️🥥@nixCraft It's like a lesson on the importance of capitalization.
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I'm literally laughing because to encrypt is transitive, so it takes and object, but you can still put it in the imperative. It's like when my kids have homework that says put a world like encriptar in the first person plural imperative.
I'm imagining someone saying "let's encrypt!" or <<¡encriptemos!>>
Tony 🌮 Bark@nixCraft Yes, and no...
Neil Brutalist@nixCraft “capitalisation doesn’t matter” gang strikes again
David@nixCraft Who's on first.
Fahri Reza 🍉@nixCraft this is of the level of not using Oxford Comma
Martin Rust@nixCraft Did anyone muster the mercy to enlighten the user called SlowDownBrother?
Reinaldo Coelho (Foca)@nixCraft good moment to speek other language, it's easy to not change foreign words with local
Alberto Prado@nixCraft they have to change the name to freeEncrypt