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I’ve always pronounced it Ass-key

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Count me amongst the Ass-keyers.

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Welcome to the fold. First rule of 🍑 🔑: claim territory, and keep the isekai clan off our turf.

They give you trouble, you call me, captchisce? 🤌

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capped-key-shay?

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There seems to be a rendering error in three places here.␄

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I, too, am an ass-key man

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😎 🇦 🇸 🇸 🇰 🇪 🇾 🔹 🇲 🇦 🇳 ™️

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Hey everybody, the Asskey Man’s back!

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I say ass key

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ASCII a stupid question and you get a stupid ANSI

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ASCII a stupid question

if you’re ISO 8859-1

a stupid ANSI

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The joke is that ‘isekai’ in Japanese translates to “another world” in English. 1985 was truly another world, as anyone who was there might attest.

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Oh right, the “hit by a truck” cliche.

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So was 1975.

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You sure it wasn’t IBM time travellers from 1985 sent her to ebcdic you?

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Lemmy is the only place I’ve seen EBCDIC referenced, other than the college class that introduced me to it.

Lemmy is for sure the only place where I’ve seen a JOKE about it. Nerd.

I like you.

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I worked for a credit bureau for a while and a product we had used a mainframe for billing customers. So the billing file was in EBCDIC.

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Financial and health institutions are famously behind the times.

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NERRRRRRRRRRRRD!!!

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Okay, Homer.

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