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30 Aug 2017
Good and bad words within the code of the Linux Kernel. Credit: The Linux Counter Project.
Aug 30, 2017 路 3:29 AM UTC
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Grumpy IT 馃嚪馃嚫
@DrLove_73
30 Aug 2017
If graphs were proportionatly scaled... 150 vs 4000+ ...
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Laurentious
@Laurentia_Tib
30 Aug 2017
Wonder how much the string "good shit" comes up
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Andreas Kourtidis
@andreaskou
30 Aug 2017
Probably most bad words come from Linus Torvald :D
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Fat God (Canon)
@mio_fat_canon_
1 May 2018
Hey piss is a good word
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Fabrizio Lungo
@flungo
30 Aug 2017
I am glad all that shit around the 3.0 release was sorted.
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Leo Runhare
@LeoRunhare
29 Jul 2018
So, promises are a real deal. I thought good is a curse word for code.
#code
#linux
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Gerg艖
@gergogyerek
29 Oct 2017
where does "kiss my a$$" count? :)
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Cees Timmerman
@ctimmerman17
18 Jan 2019
Might be artificially inflated; "good" and "nice" could be common variables, and "kiss" an acronym.
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C.C.Legendary
@chnlcc
30 Aug 2017
馃檪
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Open Creations
@OpenCreations
24 Sep 2017
@Linux
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Joseph P. Shepherd
@Joseph_P_S
29 Jun 2024
I'm curious what the associated words are
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dv8tion242
@dv8tion242
7 Nov 2018
And yet... None of the good or bad words matter at all, if the code is stable and runs well. If your knickers are in a twist about bad words rather than fixing poor code, you're doing the programming thing wrong.
Critter Boss
@xebra_corp
30 Aug 2017
Looks good 2 ME 馃憣 :(
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