Credit to Jack Scully
JPEG, which stands for “Joint Photographic Experts Group” should be pronounced “JPhEG”.
Submitted 3 weeks ago by almost1337@lemmy.zip to [deleted]
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Credit to Jack Scully
JPEG, which stands for “Joint Photographic Experts Group” should be pronounced “JPhEG”.
Wouldn’t it be produced JoiPhEG? Because the J in joint isn’t pronounced like “jay”
Excuse me sir that goes against my vibes, and this is the English language we are talking about, the right and wrong answers need not make any sense.
GIF is pronounced with a G because that’s how most people naturally pronounce those 3 ordered lettets as a word. Additionally, it makes sense to use G because that’s what the underlying word uses. Nobody would pronounce “JPEG” as “JPHEG” naturally.
that’s quite a powerful
J I F T
to have
Listen legoland, I do not live in the kingdom of jondor
They’re taking the hobbies to Isenjard!
Spray [your jun] and pray to [jod]
It’s pronounced GIF
I love this!
It’s pronounced like the G in luggage.
Gif and jpeg or jif and jfeg…
He missed and hit a Jiraffe.
Mf gave their murder attempter cyberpsychosis.
We should all be using animated avifs anyways as the only decent format with good animation support (aka actually compressing it like a video) (yes, for some reason, animated webp, despite being based on a video format, compresses animations like a series of separate pictures…)
And then we can put this debate behind us
New debate: if we’re going down the route of compressing animating images as if they were movies, why not just use a video format?
Petersonian?
I just wanted to let everybody know that I always thought it was pronounced jif as a kid and so I was on the right side of history
Drekaridill@lemmy.wtf 2 weeks ago
You’re all wrong
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YiddishMcSquidish@lemmy.today 2 weeks ago
What
Have
You
Done?
AngryCommieKender@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
It’s fine. It’s not like there’s a significant percentage of furrys around here…
FrChazzz@lemmus.org 2 weeks ago
“My name Yiff.”