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mocha has a naughty german word in its middle, I'm fairly sure.

• slrz 10y ago
  As a German native speaker, I'm unable to figure it out.
• guitarbill 10y ago
  No it doesn't. I believe it can be used for Javascript injections like 'eval' as 'mocha' is/was common a test framework. At least that's the ostensible reason Yahoo replaced 'eval' with 'review', 'mocha' with 'expresso', and 'expression' to 'statement' way back in 2002 [0]. [0] https://www.newscientist.com//article/dn2546-email-security-filter-spawns-new-words https://www.newscientist.com//article/dn2546-email-security-...
  • jwilk 10y ago
    "espresso", not "expresso".
  • scatters 10y ago
    "expresso" with "mocha", surely.