For anyone else wondering what the problem is supposed to be with that example: some English speakers call ubuntu "you buntu" whereas uber is just pronounced, well, as you write it and not "youber"
I used Ubuntu before learning English so it took me a while to realise
bugufu8f83 · · focus · HN ↗
An uber-rich man riding in an Uber installed an Ubuntu package.
I'm actually a bit surprised by this rule. Is this line there entirely due to the word "ubiquitous"? I think it is.
Aachen · · focus · HN ↗
I used Ubuntu before learning English so it took me a while to realise