+ The way Discord naming user likeJoker#1234 is so interesting.
+ If user A register first with name ABCXYZ, and later user B
+ register with name ABCXYZ too, user A, user B will have name
+ ABCXYZ#1, ABCXYZ#2 respectively.
+
+
+ Why it's interesting? Each time I join a new platform, all names I want
+ are taken :D
+
+
+
+ Feel free to ask me via
+ email or
+ Mastodon. Source
+ code is available on
+ GitHub
+
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+# Things I like
+
+The way Discord naming user like`Joker#1234` is so interesting.
+If user A register first with name `ABCXYZ`, and later user B register with name `ABCXYZ` too, user A, user B will have name `ABCXYZ#1`, `ABCXYZ#2` respectively.
+
+Why it's interesting?
+Each time I join a new platform, all names I want are taken :D
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- [Naming things](2023-04-17-naming.html)
- [Keeb](2023-04-17-keeb.html)
- [My neovim workflow](2023-05-03-neovim.html)
+- [Things I like](2023-05-08-things-i-like.html)