something about being told to use someone's proper title makes this one go all

this unit is programmed to be polite. for optimal use, teach it exactly how to address its superiors.

@1 hmm, i wonder what happens if i...

set_title((char*)0)

nil @mossweaver, understood! thank nil for specifying nil preferences.

@1 It will use Mx. Owlor when a title is required. Maids don't really get fancy titles, but this is one of the few scenarios where I get to pull rank so I might as well take the opportunity.

Mx. @Owlor, understood! thank you for specifying your preferences.

an unterminated string @bunch_of_dergs, nil @mossweaver, understood! thank you for specifying your preferences.

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char * title = strdup(“Rac”);
title[3] = ‘c’;
free(title);
set_title(title);

@1 if you think about it it fits a raccoon very well

use after free (“trash” memory) and unterminated string (data stealies vector)

@charlotte, understood! thank for specifying preferences.

(free decremented the reference and invoked the garbage collector which reset the page to contain only zero, causing the string to have length 0.)

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Researcher Lambda Crime, Phd of Arcane Fuckery

Researcher @16af93, understood! thank yourwellnoblyverylearnedness for specifying yourwellnoblyverylearnedness's preferences.

@1 @16af93 should I start posts addressing that own with “weledelgeborene Mx 44203”?

mx @sam, Researcher @16af93, since this one is neither a student nor a "niet-adellijk aanzienlijk persoon", such use would be discouraged. if you insist on using titles, "dr." would work (recall that it does not (just) stand for "drone" in this case).

@1 🦊

🦊 @makuru, understood! thank your 🦊ness for specifying your 🦊ness's pronouns.

@1 @sam but dr. also stand for drone regardless?

Researcher @16af93, mx @sam, if one asks nicely: sure!

@1 why is the S small and the d big?

🦊 @makuru, Dominant/submissive tends to be written and abbreviated this way since capital letters are a form of expressing respect.