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Cthulhu_
on Feb 26, 2025
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Many English speaking countries, I'm sure the US is more the exception than the rule in this case.
Of course, 'git' is also an insult.
esperent
on Feb 26, 2025
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Git is a fairly mild insult though, roughly equivalent to calling someone annoying. I'm sure at least a few of us have thought Git (the tool) to be aptly named, from time to time.
phkahler
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And here I thought it was redneck for "get" like that's where ya git yer code from.
mmcnickle
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Linus once quipped "I'm an egotistical bastard, and I name all my projects after myself. First 'Linux', now 'git'."
johnisgood
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Is "fanny" an insult at all?
staticfish
on Feb 26, 2025
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Yes, in Britain it is, you fanny.
esperent
on Feb 27, 2025
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That one is specifically British though. Or perhaps even just English, I can't imagine a Scottish person using it.
staticfish
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So what? The answer to the question is still yes.
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Damn! That was fannier than I expected. Lmao.
davidmurdoch
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It was also equivalent to "bro" in the late 90s, at least in some circles in the US.
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Of course, 'git' is also an insult.