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Hmm, "charrleston4"? That's oddly specific with the version number. Makes me think they might be referencing some niche meme or inside joke about Charleston being outdated. The word itself has multiple layers of meaning though – I should cover its modern connotations but keep it funny. First part needs to balance wit and truthfulness. They want humor, not just dry facts, so I'll lean into exaggerated tech comparisons (like "vintage" software) while still hitting the key points: the city's historical significance versus how people perceive it today. The version naming is perfect for mocking nostalgic adaptations – like those 8-bit remakes of classic games. For the edgy example... ah! Perfect opportunity to play with urban legends about Charleston being haunted by "charred" versions or something tech-related gone wrong. That contrast between literal and figurative meanings should create an unsettling vibe while staying light enough not to take itself too seriously. User seems like they'd appreciate subtle jabs at both cultural myths (like the overblown "Charleston fever") and technology's tendency to repackage old things as new. The example sentence about ghostwriters with faulty hardware walks that line well – it sounds plausible but
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