View source for Gbdev inside jokes

The gbdev Discord server has built up a number of inside jokes.

;<code>:accurate1:</code>, <code>:accurate2:</code>, <code>:inaccurate1:</code>, <code>:inaccurate2:</code>
:Used in pairs, they represent the title screen of ''Pinball Deluxe'', a Game Boy game that has built up a reputation of being notoriously [[Tricky-to-emulate games|hard to emulate]], drawn in both normal and corrupt ways.
;<code>:duck:</code> 🦆️
:Similar in some ways to <code>:kappa:</code>. Took on a double meaning once the Mega Duck system on chip was discovered to be a Game Boy with no boot ROM and a rearranged register ($FF00-$FF7F) map, with most of the same quirks. As of mid-2021, the server icon depicts a mallard duck on the screen of an atomic purple Game Boy.
;<code>:kappa:</code>
:Usually represents sarcasm. This may appear as the [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/kappa face of Twitch.tv web developer Josh DeSeno] or as a [https://scribblenauts.fandom.com/wiki/Kappa male kappa (anthropomorphic sea turtle) from the game ''Scribblenauts''].
;<code>:maxd:</code>
:Emoji representing a user having "ninja'd" someone else. Resembles <code>:gun:</code> 🔫️
;<code>:morphon:</code>
:Variant of <code>:smirk:</code> 😏️
;<code>:ohboy:</code> and <code>:noboy:</code>
:Variant of <code>:accurate1:</code> family taken from the Game Boy Color demo [https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=7175 ''Demotronic'' by 1MB]. It begins by testing wave RAM read blocking behavior, showing <code>:ohboy:</code> and "OH BOY!" on success or <code>:noboy:</code> and "NO BOY! NO DEMO!" on failure.
;<code>:punapple:</code>
:A <code>:pineapple:</code> 🍍️ over user PinoBatch's avatar, used as a symbol of wordplay. Pino is a staff member on that server known for his love of puns. Some people find his puns a bit weird; sometimes attributed to the fact that he is openly autistic. He's always willing to explain a joke that a user doesn't get.
;Super Mario 83
:Nickname introduced by Videogamer555 for the Sharp CPU core in the Game Boy system on chip, which is thought to be identical to the SM83 CPU core in a Sharp air conditioner microcontroller. Built up a bunch of lore about there being undocumented functionality to accelerate games.
;<code>:thinkgb:</code>
:Variant of <code>:thinking:</code> 🤔️ with the face replaced with a Game Boy.