Ayende @ Rahien

Ayende @ Rahien
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My name is Oren Eini
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Dec 14 2009

I know I broke the build, but that is no reason to be rude
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Sometimes I think that Git is too smart.

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zvolkov
14 Dec 2009
15:23 PM
zvolkov

"Ebaaad" sounds like a russian curse

Dmitriy Nagirnyak
21 Dec 2009
03:23 AM
Dmitriy Nagirnyak

If Git expresses "ebaaad" in Russian it is pretty rude :)

which is kind of "f..k" aloud into the face of the person who did that :)

Anyway, what exactly "ebaaad" is meant to be here?

Maksym Trushyn
28 Dec 2009
18:21 PM
Maksym Trushyn

Cursing is the first thing AI suppose to do.

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