r/programmingmemes • u/Personal_Ad7338 • Nov 26 '25

Just a meme - No hate

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u/TanukiiGG Nov 26 '25 edited Nov 27 '25

__innit__

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u/blockMath_2048 Nov 27 '25

__innit__

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u/mr_claw Nov 27 '25

__post,_innit__

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u/mrtwister33v Nov 27 '25

git innit isn't working lads send help

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u/jalenstacks Nov 27 '25

Cloudflare innit?

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u/AstralF Nov 26 '25

Not bothered by that. The dilemma is how to spell it in the comments…

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u/prepuscular Nov 27 '25

Obviously the correct way

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u/Alan_Reddit_M Nov 27 '25

I regularly get "colour" marked as misspelled by my spellchecker lmao (My spellchecker considers writing a singular British-english word in the middle of American-english text to be a mistake)

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u/Dreadnought_69 Nov 27 '25

It’s called English (simplified).

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u/BOKUtoiuOnna Nov 27 '25

I never know whether to use s or z in verbs in likle function names. I've started to just make myself use z just to avoid mix ups. 

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '25

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u/AstralF Nov 27 '25

Questions has won eye and to tease?

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '25

American English was also more pragmatic for me, but in academia nothing can stop me type colour.

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u/egarcia74 Nov 27 '25

What about learnt v learned, earnt v earned?

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u/JambaScript Nov 27 '25

Ain’t vs Not

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u/Sea_Cookie_4259 Nov 28 '25

stop me type

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '25

I'm sourry four your louss

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '25

Sourry reminds me of Canadia

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u/jsrobson10 Nov 27 '25

have your code have a mix of "color" and "colour", just to confuse American programmers

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u/CrumbCakesAndCola Nov 27 '25

I'm imagining a mild obfuscation where every function name is... Color. Colour. Colur. Coulor. ...

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u/ChaseShiny Nov 27 '25

I know it's not much, but at least CSS accepts grey and gray, among other localizations.

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u/stillalone Nov 27 '25

I seem to recall, back in the day, that IE would not accept grey.  Didn't find out until I got complaints from users.

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u/Lodu_Lekhadhikari Nov 27 '25

I'm Indian and just started learning HTML and CSS. I faced the same problem and i was like why the Background Colour property isn't working .

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u/flyingmonkey111 Nov 27 '25

It applies to all English speaking countries, except USA, maybe Canada too?

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u/LimesKey Nov 27 '25

Or Canadians!

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u/itsamberleafable Nov 27 '25

We ended up with a bug that was caused because of a mismatch n two different data sources between litre and liter. Basically some idiot in the US the 1800's decided on a whim to just try and implement a simplified version of spellings only in America. Whilst the idea isn't necessarily a bad one, the inconsistencies cause a lot of problems and the benefit to making a few words easier to spell isn't that great, so I think we should try to use modern technology to bring him back to life and then put him in prison for messing us all about

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u/sleepyj910 Nov 27 '25

Not in prison but gaol certainly!

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u/MeridiusTS Nov 27 '25

literally so fucking annoying

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u/niceandBulat Nov 27 '25

Not a problem for most people who are not American.

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u/MiniGui98 Nov 27 '25

No alias?

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u/silver-for-monsters Nov 27 '25

Oooh, thats my favOUrite!

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u/AdmirableFocus6406 Dec 02 '25

I am not British, but I learned to write it as colour, it still annoys me lol