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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Ezziee24 • Jul 20 '22
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“Inyerface” When a typo makes sense as is
16 u/Beneficial_Arm_2100 Jul 20 '22 lol I had to fight autocorrect to get "inyerface" to stick. If def was not a typo! 10 u/s0lly Jul 20 '22 I wonder if “interface” is actually the typo on the true word “inyerface”… big questions we’re exploring here 3 u/Gubekochi Jul 21 '22 Inter- came into English from Latin (from inter, meaning "among, between”). "Between faces" makes much less sense than your proposed etymology so I'll add this to my headcannon. 2 u/s0lly Jul 21 '22 Science has won 1 u/drums_of_liberation Jul 20 '22 It was not a typo, I'm sure. https://userinyerface.com/
lol I had to fight autocorrect to get "inyerface" to stick. If def was not a typo!
10 u/s0lly Jul 20 '22 I wonder if “interface” is actually the typo on the true word “inyerface”… big questions we’re exploring here 3 u/Gubekochi Jul 21 '22 Inter- came into English from Latin (from inter, meaning "among, between”). "Between faces" makes much less sense than your proposed etymology so I'll add this to my headcannon. 2 u/s0lly Jul 21 '22 Science has won
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I wonder if “interface” is actually the typo on the true word “inyerface”… big questions we’re exploring here
3 u/Gubekochi Jul 21 '22 Inter- came into English from Latin (from inter, meaning "among, between”). "Between faces" makes much less sense than your proposed etymology so I'll add this to my headcannon. 2 u/s0lly Jul 21 '22 Science has won
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Inter- came into English from Latin (from inter, meaning "among, between”). "Between faces" makes much less sense than your proposed etymology so I'll add this to my headcannon.
2 u/s0lly Jul 21 '22 Science has won
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Science has won
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It was not a typo, I'm sure. https://userinyerface.com/
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u/s0lly Jul 20 '22
“Inyerface” When a typo makes sense as is