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2009-03-23
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Here we go: 
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2009-03-23
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They have this tradition of omitting every other OS version (E,G), so you better look out for names with J. 
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2009-03-23
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Has anyone told the mayor of Fremantle? Its the town's biggest international fame since the Americas Cup boat race in 1987.
Gun! Fonzie jumped the shark.
Originally Posted by Lord Raiden
Surely you mean Kamikaze. Thats the famous one that sank the Mongol fleet, a bit like the Spanish Armada.
I have a suggestion for the K name. "Kaze" from the Japanese word for Wind.
I know that's jumping the shark
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I think Fremantle is a more appropriate place for the 2009 Summit than Amsterdam... Well, except for the fact that the air fare would be atrocious for most of the attendees.
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2009-03-24
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Originally Posted by myk
Kamikaze is "Divine Wind" in Japanese.
Surely you mean Kamikaze. Thats the famous one that sank the Mongol fleet, a bit like the Spanish Armada.
Kami = god/divine
Kaze = wind
So yeah, it could be used. But thanks to the Japanese suicide pilots of WW2, it's gained a bad reputation in much the same was the Nazi's forever polluted the reputation of the swastika. (pre-ww2, the swastika was actually a world recognized symbol of peace) So while Kaze would be accepted by a lot of people, I think you'd see a rather unfortunate kickback for using "kamikaze" for the name. There's also a bit of a "self destructive" imagery that goes with that name. If someone called their project Kamikaze, a lot of people would avoid it like the plague.
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2009-03-24
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Originally Posted by Lord Raiden
Didn't stop OpenWrt (although technically it's named after the cocktail). And a fine embedded Linux distro it is too.
If someone called their project Kamikaze, a lot of people would avoid it like the plague.
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2009-03-24
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Originally Posted by benny1967
Well, we know what happened to Elephanta, and technically G has already been done with Gregale (which also used up what is probably the only decent G-wind name).
They have this tradition of omitting every other OS version (E,G)
so you better look out for names with J
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2009-03-24
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Originally Posted by lma
Jetstream ? Or Jetta for you who think Nokia names tables after Volkswagen cars
There don't seem to be many of those either...
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