Are there any languages that have a more unsearchable name than "C#/.NET"?
C is hard for being a single character, C++ is hard for having plus-signs. "C#" takes it a step forward and ".NET" is a top level domain, which is hilarious.
Bonus points to Go (for being a verb) and Rust (for being a game). "Brainfuck" gets no points for having a swear, since it's easy to search and not widely used.
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Ideas for difficult-to-search or 'dangerous to search' language names:
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@colin_mcmillen I must have repressed the memory of DuckDuckGo-ing "LaTeX" in front of a classmate a few years back. thank you for this reminder of the horrors
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@lynndotpy Not a programming language but when I ran an online radio station I remember having to deal with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/!!!
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@kalleboo bangbangcon (the awesome computer con) has met its match!!! So much so that the link doesn't even work, have to search it myself. Fantastic find :)
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@lynndotpy @kalleboo the year I presented they also had a name collision with BANGBANGCON (the BTS tour that year) which meant they had to have a warning in Korean on both their landing and purchase page
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