Spyke

I like it a lot, but I think the name needs a bit of work. It sounds a lot like a breeze ripoff, when in reality it's more of a tweak

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programming.dev

Thanks!

I know how stupid this sounds, but I have trouble using or even remembering software until I know how it's spelled and pronounced. Same with human names, really. Does this rhyme with the English word "eyes," or "ice," or neither? Or does it sound exactly like "breeze?"

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lemmy.world

In German, BRISE is exactly sounding like English BREEZE and means the same. I don't know French, but my translator says BRISE means "BROKEN" in French, and being French, I can only assume you pronounce the first few letters, then make a sound like clearing your throat.

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Umaroreply

Broken would be "brisé", not " brise"

Brise is either "breaks", i.e. " he/she breaks", or breeze, as in "a light breeze".

Also, it's prounounced breeze in french. Although the r sound is, well, french.

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