I don’t really write posts here, I mainly just repost things.
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According to Wikipedia:
Kittlaus named Siri after a co-worker in Norway; the name is a short form of the name Sigrid, from Old Norse SigrĂĂ°r, composed of the elements sigr "victory" and frĂĂ°r "beautiful".
the s in siri stands for stanford and i just wanted to let you know that
edit: not really. but here’s the explanation.
Apple didn’t invent Siri - originally it was made by a company called Siri Inc., which spun out of an organization called SRI, which used to stand for Stanford Research Institute.
Old Wikipedia edits
Shout out to this guy from 2007 https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?diff=165295665&oldid=164878375&title=Beach_ball
I don’t know what motivated you to do that but good luck on convincing the world that beach balls are heavy
C++ should be called ++C
The idea is that it’s been improved and then you’re using it, not that you’re using it and then afterwards it gets improved
The @ sign should be called an ampersat
Edit: Wait apparently it used to actually be called that
Why did Owen post the same thing twice? (they’re not exactly the same but they’re similar)
More cheese obviously