DTDillä

DTDillä refers to a Finnish expression often used in informal contexts, particularly in online communication or casual conversation. It is a colloquialism that translates roughly to "by DTD" or "with DTD." The exact meaning and context can vary, but it generally implies a method or manner of doing something that is perceived as straightforward, efficient, or perhaps even a bit crude or basic, stemming from the technical concept of a Document Type Definition (DTD).

A Document Type Definition (DTD) is a set of rules that defines the structure of an XML document. It specifies the elements, attributes, and their relationships, ensuring that the document conforms to a predefined standard. In computing, working with DTDs or following a DTD can be seen as a structured and explicit way of organizing data.

The Finnish slang term "DTDillä" seems to borrow from this technical concept to describe actions or processes. For instance, someone might say they "organized the files DTDillä," implying they did it in a very structured, rule-based, or perhaps even overly simplistic manner, akin to how a DTD dictates XML structure. It can also convey a sense of completing a task without unnecessary embellishments or complications. The term is not universally understood and its usage is confined to informal circles, often among those familiar with or working in technology-related fields where DTDs are a common concept.