ApolloJun 16
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Ok, I’ve seen this before and I guffaw loudly every single time.
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Show threadvar body: some ViewJun 14
^^^ @erynofwales ^^^
Show threadEryn WellsJun 14
@quephird omg this is a great game 😂
Show threadvar body: some ViewJun 14
@erynofwales I figured from your handle that you might have an advantage. :3
Show threadEryn WellsJun 14
@quephird <secret>Despite my handle, I have never been to Wales, nor do I speak Welsh. It's just a pun on my last name. 🥲</secret>
Show threadvar body: some ViewJun 14
@erynofwales Ah! Ok! I always thought you had family there! :3
Show threadEryn WellsJun 14
@quephird I actually did too! I thought for a long time that my last name indicated Welsh ancestry, but I haven't found any doing genealogical research. I have identified some family from southern England (Brighton) though.
Show threadLi ~ Crystal SystemJun 14

@quephird is it bad that i just know that mbsrtowcs, wcstold, and wcsoll are c standard functions .. i also kind of know what they all do just by the names without needing to look it up ...

.. only one i had to check was strxfrm which .. theres a c standard function to do that? .. wtf is that name .. when do you even need to do that, cant imagine many cases thats actually useful uh ...

Show threadcliffordheathJun 14
@Li @quephird when you need to store locale text into a database index that doesn't need to know about collation
Show threadDr. Bruce SimpsonJun 14

@cliffordheath @Li @quephird Uvavu.

Eranu.

Show threadmirabilos🐈‍⬛Jun 14
@quephird @Li wcsoll is not a C function
Show threadBodlingJun 14
@mirabilos @quephird @Li maybe in Wales it is?
Show threadCassandrichJun 15
@mirabilos @quephird @Li Missing a letter.
Show threadmirabilos🐈‍⬛Jun 15
@dalias @quephird @Li linker says no ;)
Show threadkc Jun 14
@Li @quephird strxfrm made me wonder, but the rest were pretty clear for me also
Show threadXANTRONIXJun 14

@quephird me, punching each of these into man(1): "ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME"

i know rhowch and cwtch are Welsh though,

Show threadvar body: some ViewJun 14
@xan LMFAO
Show threadJames GilbertJun 14
@quephird "strxfrm" can't be Welsh because there's no "x" in the alphabet.
Show threadsirjofriJun 14
@quephird
both?
Show threadSimon ZerafaJun 14

@quephird

Cwtch is defined as:

#include

// Define the emotional states
#define WARMTH 100
#define SECURITY 100

typedef struct {
int stress_level;
int happiness;
} Person;

Person cwtch(Person person1, Person person2) {
person1.stress_level -= 50;
person2.stress_level -= 50;

person1.happiness += WARMTH;
person2.happiness += SECURITY;

printf("A warm Welsh cwtch has been executed successfully.\n");

// Returns the newly bonded, relaxed duo
return person1;

😆

Show threadThe DoctorJun 14
@simonzerafa @quephird Well played, sir. Well played.
Show threadAlice Jun 14
@quephird oh fuck

mbstwcs and strxfrm have to be C

wcstold likely too

mwyn seems like welsh, wmffre likely too

rhowch and wcsoll could be either way

(dislaimer: not welsh, but watched the entirety of cambrian chronicles and have a friend who taught me how to pronounce ll)
Show threadAlice Jun 14
@quephird ok, looks like all of the ones i was sure about are right, and the other 2 - rhowch is welsh and wcsoll is C
Show threadWattana's Place of BrainrotJun 14
@quephird strxform sounds a lot like "string transform" to me
Show threadJonJun 14
@quephird reminds (unpleasantly) of VMS days where identifiers were only 6 characters long.
Show thread0x10f/NeaJun 14

@quephird
mbstrtowcs, strxfrm: C
wcstold: C?
wmffre, wcsoll: Welsh?
rhowch, cwtch, mwyn: Welsh

Edit: "wcsoll" doesn't seem to be either.

Show threadLilyJun 14
@quephird i believe wcsoll is meant to be wcscoll?
Show threadGiles GoatJun 14
@quephird I THINK 'rhowch' definitely cwtch ( I know what it means ) 'mwyn' and 'wmffre' are Welsh words 😅
Show threadghostdancerJun 14
@quephird It's like the optometrist meme "Hey, I know those guys"
Show threadTelH90Jun 14
@quephird xDDD
Show threadDanCastJun 14

@quephird

The Office meme
“They’re the same picture”

Show threadC.Jun 14

@quephird

Fantastic!

Related: I play "Dutch or rot-13?"

Show threadJuneJun 14
@quephird my guess is rhowch, mwyn and cwtch are welsh, tho I only did duo for like a year so grain of salt
Show threadZelda 🎀🏳️‍⚧️Jun 14
@quephird too high for this
Show threadIrenes (many)Jun 14
@quephird amazing
Show threadfn0rdJun 15

@quephird Please allow me to introduce you to the greatest lightning talk of all time:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBW6ggIises

Miro Knejp: Cnsnnts

YouTube
Show thread🇨🇦 SteveJun 15
@quephird i didn't guess them all, but of the ones I guessed the only ones I got right were mbsrtowcs and wmffre.
Show threadSophie of Ratsnake GamesJun 15
@quephird few people know this but the X stands for Christ (as in "Jesus Christ, who came up with these names")
Show threadwJun 15
@quephird tbh, with a lot of functions, the name would make about as much sense in Welsh for most people.
Show threadandrewwillmottJun 15

@quephird I don't even speak the language, but rhowch, cwtch, mwyn are obviously Welsh, and wmffre rings a bell.

Once you know the rules, Welsh/Cymraeg is a lot more regular than English, but I guess that's not hard 😄 .

For some reason people unfamiliar with it have tremendous trouble treating "double u" as a vowel.

Show threadR.L. Dane    🍵 Jun 15

@quephird

lol I couldn't even guess

Show threadJens FinkhäuserJun 15
@quephird err... no.
Show threadzendao425d ago
@quephird
Makes me wanna buy a vowel