In the weirdest coincidence I’ve been a part of in a good long while, iOS’s Screen Time on my phone triggered literally the instant he put in the rm -rf * command, but because the video was...
In the weirdest coincidence I’ve been a part of in a good long while, iOS’s Screen Time on my phone triggered literally the instant he put in the rm -rf * command, but because the video was fullscreened it didn’t give me the “time’s up” prompt and just paused the video. I tried unpausing it multiple times to finish out the remaining 9 seconds of the song not realizing it was being blocked, all the while thinking the video was pulling off some meta-trickery as part of the joke.
Also, I have zero experience with git and I still loved this. Fantastic concept with fantastic execution.
I loved it on my first listen, but rewatching it I realized there's so many things I didn't catch the first time around as I didn't closely read the text. I did catch #gitlucky of course, Kernel...
I loved it on my first listen, but rewatching it I realized there's so many things I didn't catch the first time around as I didn't closely read the text. I did catch #gitlucky of course, Kernel panic! at the disco and re:bass (rebase). But there's a lot more.
The synth pads branch is an easter egg about the left-pad incident. "legacy code bass", crash cymbal loop, tech lead guitar. The guy is full of puns. And those amazing lyrics, for real.
In the weirdest coincidence I’ve been a part of in a good long while, iOS’s Screen Time on my phone triggered literally the instant he put in the
rm -rf *command, but because the video was fullscreened it didn’t give me the “time’s up” prompt and just paused the video. I tried unpausing it multiple times to finish out the remaining 9 seconds of the song not realizing it was being blocked, all the while thinking the video was pulling off some meta-trickery as part of the joke.Also, I have zero experience with git and I still loved this. Fantastic concept with fantastic execution.
This is my new favorite song. Catchy and educational.
#gitlucky
I loved it on my first listen, but rewatching it I realized there's so many things I didn't catch the first time around as I didn't closely read the text. I did catch #gitlucky of course, Kernel panic! at the disco and re:bass (rebase). But there's a lot more.
The synth pads branch is an easter egg about the left-pad incident. "legacy code bass", crash cymbal loop, tech lead guitar. The guy is full of puns. And those amazing lyrics, for real.
Dylan Beattie is a treasure. My two favourite songs from him are DMCA and You Give REST A Bad Name.
I should also point out…
https://github.com/dylanbeattie/rebass
@mycketforvirrad you really don’t like my puns do you 😢
Did I get whooshed? That's what I get for tagging before bed. :D