Stupid question...

[ElbowMacaroni]

Is bitting for depths pronounced as it "bit" or "bite". Just don't want to sound like a moron when discussing verbally with people.

I promise not to turn it into a real stupid question by asking three times...

[cppdungeon]

I tend to call it "bit" like "a little bit of this or that". my friend does too. so that makes two of us...

--Cpp

[Squelchtone]

Is bitting for depths pronounced as it "bit" or "bite". Just don't want to sound like a moron when discussing verbally with people.

I promise not to turn it into a real stupid question by asking three times...

I think this is a very good question, so never think you're being stupid.

I vote for bitting, as in "hitting" not as in "riding" If a dog is biting "bite-ing" someone it is only 1 "t", with 2 "t"'s it changes the pronunciation to the same ending as hitting or pitting.

good question, keep them coming.

Squelchtone

[Jaakko]

Little offtopic (or on topic, pun intended): Next time I suggest to really think about the topic title more. Now the title doesn't come up in searches easily and doesn't give any insight about the topic itself.

[Raymond]

If a decimal digit's a dit,
And a binary digit's a bit,
If you begin to get weary,
And want something less dreary,
Try playing with trinary tits.

Hope this ditty clears up the pronounciation.

[ElbowMacaroni]

If a decimal digit's a dit,
And a binary digit's a bit,
If you begin to get weary,
And want something less dreary,
Try playing with trinary tits.

Hope this ditty clears up the pronounciation.

Is that like in "The 5th Element"?

[ElbowMacaroni]

Ok, that's kind of what I expected, but jsut wanted to make sure.

Thanks guys!