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From: DJ Delorie <dj AT delorie DOT com>
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> You say that dj is your first name.

Yes, because it is.

> I never heard previously of such a first name, and apparently, your
> problems come from the fact that everybody is alike.

No, my problems come because people *expect* everyone's name to be
alike.

> From what country on earth it comes,

USA.

> has it some meaning in some language,

No.

> how do you pronounce it ?

dee jay
(as if it were two letters)