Went blank when interviewer asked me do I know KITT. I knew that he didn't mean Knight Rider, but I could not think of anything sensible in the few seconds I had time to answer the question so I answered NO. Interviewer said that it is a basic requirement for the job and it seemed that I lacked the basic skill needed for the job.

Needless to say I didn't get the job. Later that day as I was telling my friends about the interview they seemed really confused....

"... but you know GIT very well. You use it on a daily basis. Why did you answer NO ?"

Damn, blew my interview on pronounciation issue :/

For 10 thousand years I have pronounced "Nginx" as "En ginns" just found out from Ubuntu's official page that it is pronouned "Engine-X".
What a shame (－‸ლ)

Found out today that "char" is not pronounced as "car".

Fuck!

How do you pronounce this...

How do you pronounce "char" (data type)? [ch] as in "character" or [ch] as in "charcoal"?

My name is url

Just had a cross training where the presenter kept pronouncing asynchronous and async as "awe-synchronous" and "awe-sync".

Nice job, but not awe-some.

Fuuuck=trees.
If you understand this lame excuse of a joke you speak my mother tounge.

I can't pronounce LWGJL.
Fuck.

What's the funniest pronunciation of 'Ubuntu' you've ever heard?

kubectl [/ˈkuːb.kʌt.əl/]

makes me laugh every time.

The one thing I need, a "LATIN SMALL LETTER REVERSED C WITH DIAERESIS" doesn't seem to exist but "LATIN SMALL LETTER C WITH DIAERESIS" the one thing that I don't need, does D:

Like there's a god dang sideways u with an umlaut (or diaeresis I guess) but not a reversed c̈? pls

the pronounciation of the word python
never saw such an inconsistency in tutorials, classes....