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Hmm, "dmris2" sounds like it could be a misspelled or intentionally confusing term from computing (maybe dm-RIS-2?). I should lean into that technical vibe but make it ridiculous. The edgy part suggests they're looking for something unsettling or darkly humorous – probably not just straight-up silly. First, the definition needs to blend plausible tech explanation with comedic absurdity. Let's imagine it's some cursed combination of RAID and DM-Randomizer... "Disk Mode Random Input Selection System Squared" feels right? The square makes it extra bureaucratic-cringe worthy. For the example sentence, I should keep the technical framing but subvert expectations. Maybe a system that selects random inputs from disks – like when you're desperately searching for something but keeps pulling up weird files instead of your actual work! That's universally relatable in its frustration while keeping the dmris2 premise intact. User seems to enjoy clever wordplay and dark humor, so I'll make sure both parts have that balance. The definition should sound legit until you unpack it, then reveal how stupid/malicious it actually is. The example needs to escalate from mildly annoying to
