Some guy just called it "Jithub"

Never heard of that before

It's basic java you know...
JPanel
JButton
JTextField
JIthub
JDialog
...

Jitehoob

What a jnoob!

For sure it's one of the same guys that say "jif" instead of "gif" ...

That's the same as some Germans say "Kina" for the German name of China. They pronounce a "Ch" like a "k". That really gets me off 😂😅

A new era has started. 😂

I just put my yavascript code on jithub

Jitnoob

@DataSec It is at least better than calling it "Schina"... 😅

@nin0x03 I say "jif" instead of "gif". I say "git" instead of "jit". #rebel

@Benedikt Oooh indeed, I forgot about those 😂

Git-hub like when you call somebody a damn git.

I feel like I'm summoned.

Github gives gifted giggling girls gimmicky giraffe gifs.

@nin0x03 The creators of the GIF format pronounced it as "jif"

JitHub
Joojle
Jolang
Jhost
Jif
Jiraf- oh

One of them right here! That's because in Italian we pronounce it "jit" unless is written "ghit".

What else should it be called ? U can 'Joogle' it if u like 😂 /s

@Lahsen2016 gift, gimble, gimp, gigahertz, gigayte, gibberish, gigacycle (basically anything giga), girl, giggle, give.

Thats about all I got...

@RTRMS the way Giga is pronounced depends on wether someone uses UK English(in which it is giga, I think) or US English(I think in this one it's jiga, could actually be reversed), so yeah

@RealKC Those of us who speak english use a hard G, as the language dicatates, the 10% of the idiots who speak American may pronounce it as J, but then again they already can't spell to begin with.

That is the only thing I truely hate about being a developer, being forced to spell incorrectly.

Theory: he was Swedish. They use a lot of soft G's

There are people that for some reason say j instead of g for some words. I've heard jigabyte and even jeegabyte.
Probably where they came from and where they learned English.

Jitout 😑