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Hi there! I am the person who made ohshitgit.com as well as dangitgit.com! I resisted having a swear-free version for a long time! but, I heard from many folks

by ksylor 4y ago

Hi there! I am the person who made ohshitgit.com as well as dangitgit.com! I resisted having a swear-free version for a long time! but, I heard from many folks that the swear-y url was blocked by their networks at work or school, and they wanted to be able to view & share the content too. I had also heard from a high school comp sci teacher that they wanted to share the OSG tips & knowledge with their students, but couldn’t because of the swears. So, I decided to create the swear-free version to be more inclusive and allow more people to access the help they needed to get out of their git messes. Cheers, Katie

remoquete 4y ago
Thanks for creating this new version—and thanks so much for creating OSG in the first place! I’ve been using it as an educational resource since I found out about it.
xbar 4y ago
Both versions are useful. One makes me happier than the other. Yes, it's the other one.
- jstummbillig 4y ago
  But now you have options, whenever you don't wanna be quite so happy. Nice.
kristaps 4y ago
Thanks, will be much more comfortable passing this one to my juniors!
darepublic 4y ago
Good job. Git reflog in particular will save many a developer their lost work
- clarkdale 4y ago
  Hi there! In English, we would normally say "many developers." Hope that helps!!
  - maxique 4y ago
    Both are valid. https://www.britannica.com/dictionary/eb/qa/the-difference-between-many-and-many-a https://www.britannica.com/dictionary/eb/qa/the-difference-b...
mellosouls 4y ago
I'm sorry, but now it's too American... jj
throwoutway 4y ago
That’s great! Thanks for creating a second version!