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I got into the rmb without context and thought I was having a stroke until I realized we were talking about long name

Alright folks, I have sent an email to not one, but two people I admire asking for help with something on their area of expertise. Today was a productive day.

Chan Island wrote:

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So this has inspired me to go do a bit of digging on the guy's name and, well...

viewtopic.php?f=23&t=220685&p=12628233&hilit=name#p12628233

viewtopic.php?f=23&t=205242&p=11864271&hilit=name#p11864271

So twice in 2012 and 2013, long name answered a thread about how you got your nation's name claiming that if you mix the letters but remove the second capital (which would be the B), then it is related to the company which he worked at that time for.

.... Which raises even more questions. What is a Eaischpnaeieacgkque hcieaghpodsttditf? And what distinct meaning does that have?

Meanwhile, there are a few other clues lying around as to his influences. He regularly uses the Cyrillic script in threads to name locations within the nation, such as a province and the capital city, which is also matched by his entry in the NS wiki (which doesn't have an entry on me so clearly must be worthless btw lol) (also is here for reference:http://nswiki.org/index.php?title=Eaischpnaeieacgkque_Bhcieaghpodsttditf). Now, that could be one of about a dozen notable languages but does also narrow down the list.

Not that that's his own country, since he claimed in multiple occasions to be American, and I don't have a reason to doubt that.

Also, man do I wish I had bought Post-Master General back in like 2015 when I asked him about it. Would have saved me a bit of time- and gotten a more concrete answer.

I have really been enjoying this back-and-forth on the RMB on the origins of this name, and I admit I myself got tangled up in it a bit, using anagram solvers and decoders to try to decipher it any which way... nothing meaningful ever came up. Then I also dug into this user's posts like Chan Island did and noticed that they have again claimed in an IC context that the capitol building was named... a very long word - which is actually the full time of titin.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:List_of_protologisms/Long_words/Titin

I honestly don't think they really work for an IRL company with a name related to their nation name; if anything, they were probably referring to an IC construct.

Chan Island wrote:

Aw, long name is CTE. :( He was a good issue writer.

The most amazing thing about that was that apparently it wasn't even a random mashing of the keyboard. He said it meant something in, I believe, Czech.

Not czech, can confirm that one. (I'm Czech)

Verdant Haven wrote:

If you break it up in the form "Eaisch pnaeiea cgkque bh cieagh podstt ditf" Google Translate will claim that it's transliterated-Arabic (عايزك بنية كجقق به سياجه بدست ديتف) for "I want a structure like a fenced-in fence."

That seems reasonable, right?

Mine google transtalator says: I want a structure like a fenced-in enclosure with a badass detail
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But as I looked at his motto: Kdyz jde do tuheho, tezke pouziti jaderne valky
Which IS DEFINETLY czech and means: when it gets tough, heavy use of atomic war,
Although in a factbook it says:
'The actual national motto in "Když jde do tuhého, těžké použití jaderné války." This means "When the going gets tough, the tough use nuclear war."'
So I'm afraid that, it's name is random keyboard typing
or cussing ea
EA Is chpnaeieacgkque Bhcieaghpodsttditf
Who knows?

Maybe it's just a constructed language derived from Czech.

Anyone watch jujutsu kaisen?

The Cypher Nine wrote:

Anyone watch jujutsu kaisen?

crige

EcoFriendly wrote:

crige

The animation is superb. I’m definitely a buff about the techical aspects of art even if its young or mainstream. Its why I also tout Transformers as an incredible film. The CGI pushed the limits and was incredible for its time period.

The Cypher Nine wrote:

Anyone watch jujutsu kaisen?

I was watching it. I only got to episode 13 and then forgot about it because of school and such. I'm thinking about resuming it.

obviously a fan of cgi myself, as its what i like to play with making. (blender 2.79, on my (themnax) fur affinity page)

not a big fan of what i've seen of americanization of anime though. nor do i ever get to see anything new until its years if not decades later.
favorite trek itterations were ds9 and veeger. real fiction about science is something that still takes reading, because media appeal to widest possible audience generally tends to loose sight of the concept entirely. still pretty eye candy though.

Cameroi wrote:

obviously a fan of cgi myself, as its what i like to play with making.  (blender 2.79, on my (themnax) fur affinity page)

not a big fan of what i've seen of americanization of anime though.  nor do i ever get to see anything new until its years if not decades later.
favorite trek itterations were ds9 and veeger.  real fiction about science is something that still takes reading, because media appeal to widest possible audience generally tends to loose sight of the concept entirely.  still pretty eye candy though.

I am Americanized but still indian