diff --git a/homepage/faq.html b/homepage/faq.html index 1d2cbda..c27aba4 100644 --- a/homepage/faq.html +++ b/homepage/faq.html @@ -14,12 +14,17 @@
The only god I worship is Hatsune Miku.
++See my political opinions. +
+I'm not active on many platforms and the ones on which I am active tend to glitch out because I always have weird device setups. @@ -36,18 +41,53 @@ Unless you opened with something really weird, had I seen your message, I would
I go by both. What do you think the T in DTB stood for?
-+It depends. +I have the katakana translation of my name on the site index. +This says my name is pronounced "DEH vin", which isn't really correct. +It's actually "DEH vehn", which is distinct from the name "Devin". +In practice you're probably better off just saying "DEH vin", which is what I do. +
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+No, my parents did not curse me with some ungodly unique name; I got it changed (legally) from what it once was long ago.
+Send guesses as to my birth-name on a postcard: 1600 PENNSYLVANIA AVE; WASHINGTON, DC 20500
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+You leetspeek "tr1n17y". Alternatively you may use the English approximate pronunciation "Trihnihtee". +
+ ++"BLAYK". +
+ ++I have said maybe once or twice that I made up the discretion between "disc" and "disk" +(that "disc" is for optical and physically impressive media, such as compact discs or phonograph discs, and that "disk" is for magnetic media, such as floppy disks or hard disks; there are however exceptions and edge cases). +That was an exaggeration. +Someone probably came up with that one before me. I just followed what seemed to me to be an implied convention. +
I might have coined the term catfella (a synonym of the conventional nyanbinary on 2020-08-11. Or someone else might have coined it first. I can't find it used in the same context elsewhere on-line (I used it when referring to my friend Socks) but maybe we'll never know.
- -These aren't frequently asked but for the sake of completion I'll add them:
++There are "Devenisms" (and you can conjugate that however you'd like with "Trinity" if you so choose), +which is what I call spontaneous and novel reformations and compoundings of previously-existing words, +but they're more Seussian than actual terms. I choose words based on how they taste, not how they look. +
Not intentionally.
++Not intentionally. +This one tends to be rhetorical, and from people who believe otherwise. +You're welcome to browse my (no doubt terrible) political opinions, which are previously hyperlinked on this page. +