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> or replaced it with git Thank you so much for that. The irony is delicious.
by dwc 11y ago
> or replaced it with git
Thank you so much for that. The irony is delicious.
- to3m 11y ago'Git' and 'retard' aren't really substitutes...
- _jgdh 11y agoNo, they aren't. Git means "bastard", which I find awfully discriminatory towards people brought up by single parents. How will they ever feel comfortable in contributing to open source if all open source development happens on Github?
- to3m 11y agoYou're a bastard - in the strict sense - which is uncommonly used nowadays, other than mischievously - if born out of wedlock. Being brought up by a single parent is a separate matter. Urban dictionary has a definition for git that is a bit closer to how I've always understood it. See #2: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Git http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Git
- _jgdh 11y agoI misspoke when I implied that all children brought up by single parents are bastards. In any case, my point stands. Github makes children born out of wedlock feel unwelcome and they should change their name.
- to3m 11y agoGit may be a synonym (sort of) for "bastard", but not for all of its meanings. I doubt anybody would link "git" to birth out of wedlock. (Judging by this particular hoohah though it may be true though that Github might eventually turn out unwelcoming to those fitting definitions #2 or #3 from the above link.)