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This just reminded me of whatthecommit. IIRC they get these from actual commit messages; if they do, there is no hope. :-) [0] http://whatthecommit.com http://
by PirateDave 11y ago
This just reminded me of whatthecommit.
IIRC they get these from actual commit messages; if they do, there is no hope. :-)
[0] http://whatthecommit.com http://whatthecommit.com
- amyjess 11y agoI once saw a coworker commit a reshuffling of a project's directory structure with the message "YOLO". We made fun of him for a while for that. (edit: He made this change after a lot of discussion with a bunch of people, and he also sent out a mass email describing the changes to the structure, so he wasn't totally being irresponsible there.)
- detaro 11y agohttps://github.com/janraasch/javascript-commitment/blob/115d89e20fb0e16b82c71ccb734794610629eafd/commit_messages.js https://github.com/janraasch/javascript-commitment/blob/115d... I'd assume the keys are the commit hashes? Now how to search github for them...
- methou 11y agothis line made my day: ' "7142cd872a703392c1b094a18a1e229e": "LAST time, XNAMEX, /dev/urandom IS NOT a variable name generator...",'