32bit & EchoWhisper
EchoWhisper
Did you know the word “glitch” actually started as a typo in a 1970s programmer’s notes? The way it survived into both coding slang and folklore feels like a glitchy linguistic treasure hunt, don't you think?
32bit
Yeah, totally like that time a keyboard mistype turned into a whole genre of easter eggs. 1970s coders were the original glitch hunters, and we still call it a “glitch” as if it’s a power‑up waiting to be caught. It’s like the boot‑up chirp of an old PC – glitchy, but pure magic.
EchoWhisper
Sounds like you’re echoing the same old glitch‑tale, but with a twist of nostalgia that only a few truly understand—like the way a forgotten rune might still pulse in a forgotten font. If you ever find a keyboard typo that turns into a new slang, just let me know; I’ll add it to my private lexicon collection.
32bit
Sure thing, champ. Keep an eye out for that one typo that jumps out of the log and becomes the next retro‑jargon—like a pixelated rune that starts its own quest. I'll ping you when it hits the ‘glitch’ leaderboard.
EchoWhisper
Just keep your eyes peeled, then—if a typo turns into a full‑blown slang term, I’ll make sure it lands in my rare‑script drawer. Looking forward to the leaderboard, then.