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  • dumbass@leminal.spaceD [email protected]

    It's Mac and cheese, but through sheer awesome coincidence it's also the correct acronym.

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    The Mac in macaroni and cheese stands for macaroni and cheese

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    • dumbass@leminal.spaceD [email protected]

      It's Mac and cheese, but through sheer awesome coincidence it's also the correct acronym.

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      It's yara (yet another recursive acronym), not to be confused with the malware testing suit/programming language YARA (which stands for Yet Another Recursive Acronym)

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      • B [email protected]

        Also, keep in mind that the plural is macaronis and cheese

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        Nope, it's like fish.

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        • kolanaki@pawb.socialK [email protected]

          "Mac'n'Chee"

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          macking cheese from the michael wave

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          • heythisisnttheymca@lemmy.worldH [email protected]

            The Mac in macaroni and cheese stands for macaroni and cheese

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            Don't even get me started on Dilbert's "The TTP Project"

            Or what happens when you Google "recursion"

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            • apytele@sh.itjust.worksA [email protected]

              Time to start a social media controversy where we argue about whether it's mac. or m.a.c.. It'll be lemmy's written version of the gif controversy. I'll make a masto poll when I get home. done.

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              it’s pronounced gif

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              • B [email protected]

                Also, keep in mind that the plural is macaronis and cheese

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                *cheeses

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                • E [email protected]

                  It's yara (yet another recursive acronym), not to be confused with the malware testing suit/programming language YARA (which stands for Yet Another Recursive Acronym)

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                  I feel a little disappointed that yara is not a yara.

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                    I feel a little disappointed that yara is not a yara.

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                    That's yinara - yara is not a recursive acronym

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                    • thal3s@sh.itjust.worksT [email protected]

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                      Mac is just a synonym for "good European food Amerikanized into cheap junk with chemicals."

                      Imagine! Why would one eat "Mac" when you can have pasta with sauce Mornay?

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                        Also, keep in mind that the plural is macaronis and cheese

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                        No no, you've got it all backwards!
                        The singular is macaron or macaronus. The plural is macaroni, like viri.

                        Next time you order Mac and cheese, say it right 😉

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                        • inenduringgrowstrong@sh.itjust.worksI [email protected]

                          Macaroni and cheese and cheese

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                          Macaroni and cheese and cheese and cheese

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                            No no, you've got it all backwards!
                            The singular is macaron or macaronus. The plural is macaroni, like viri.

                            Next time you order Mac and cheese, say it right 😉

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                            What about multiple servings of macaroni and cheese??

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                              What about multiple servings of macaroni and cheese??

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                              Yes please.

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                              • thal3s@sh.itjust.worksT [email protected]

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                                I've never heard Mac and cheese referred to as 'mac'

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                                • U [email protected]

                                  Wine is no emulator

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                                  it's actually "Wine Is Not an Emulator"

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                                    I've never heard Mac and cheese referred to as 'mac'

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                                    think of all the hours that have been wasted in your life waiting for people to finish saying macaroni and cheese or saying the full thing yourself

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                                    • A [email protected]

                                      it's actually "Wine Is Not an Emulator"

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                                      I know, but the "an" makes it a bit harder to see the recursive nature.

                                      I simplified it for improved clarity

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                                        Smh my head

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                                        Atm machine

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                                        • spankmonkey@lemmy.worldS [email protected]

                                          Yeah, nobody would say the words of an acronym, like PIN number or ATM machine!

                                          (you are correct)

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                                          PIN is an acronym. ATM is an initialism. Please pedant properly.

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