Then I have misinterpreted every feature video on him that I have watched. Plus every highlight video I have watched of him.Then I misinterpreted Robbie Faulk's text.
I thought the creator pronounces it like the peanut butter.
Graphics Interchange Format. Not Jraphics Interchange Format. It's a hard G.
maybe you should research what the creator called it.Graphics Interchange Format. Not Jraphics Interchange Format. It's a hard G.
I think it's the other way around. I'd always heard that the creator pronounces it with the hard G.
Why does anyone pronounce GIF with a soft G then?
The creator of the GIF image format, Steve Wilhite of CompuServe, when deciding on the pronunciation, said he deliberately chose to echo the American peanut butter brand, Jif, and CompuServe employees would often say “Choosy developers choose GIF(jif)”, playing off of Jif’s television commercials. If you hear anyone pronounce GIF with a soft G, it’s because they know something of this history. If the Jif peanut butter company never existed, he would have never pronounced GIF with a soft G.
Speaking of Steve Wilhite, when he explains the pronunciation of GIF, he himself has to explicitly write, “It’s pronounced ‘JIF’.” He has to explain it this way because it goes against how it would naturally be pronounced.
Alternatively, do we have to change how we say giraffe?
I thought the creator pronounces it like the peanut butter.
You have dirty phucking hands.Here is one that got me....if you grab dirt from the ground do you have a Fistful of dirt or a Fist Full of dirt?
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