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title: "Why Hyteck"
date: 2019-09-16T18:18:10+02:00
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categrories: [English]
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# TL;DR
* *Hy* - Water
* *Teck* - Castle nearby
* Summary: Bad name pun
# Why the name Hyteck?
I am not very good at finding names I really like.
My nickname changed several times, I was never able to stick to one.
As hard as finding a nickname was finding a domainname for me.
Nevertheless I really started to like the name Hyteck. The idea came during
a hackathon in Tübingen where two friends and I worked as a team on a project to help
elderly adults drinking. We the decided on the teamname HyHack (Hy for Hydration).
What we first did was not so High - Tech (I will post about this sometime), yet we called it that.
I later chenged the Tech to Teck which is a local castle (my hometown is called Kirchheim under Teck) that in the german
pronounciation is a Homophone of Tech.
The Hy stayed as I always had a close connection to water.
I feel like I overexplained this a bit, so poor you if you read till the end.
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