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"Nein, Committe niemals in den Master."* Nice to see I can even practice German in HN. * Needless to say, excuse my (possibly) horrible German.

• Vespasian 6y ago
  That sentence is perfectly fine The "niemals" make it sound like you care very very deeply about me not committing to the master (and your are right of course)
  • deleted 6y ago
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• zwieback 6y ago
  Committe lieber in den Ast (I'm sure nobody use that for branch, right?)
  • pintxo 6y ago
    Some might use „Zweig“.
  • soonnow 6y ago
    They don't... Sorry