test please delete

[norrahe]

You have to pour lots of Bisto gravy on them.

Ahhhhhhhh! Bisto.

[norrahe]

Ahhhhhhhh! Bisto.

[Bunk]

I once had to drive home from ClientCo in the middle of the day, retrieve my now-vanished local Git repository containing a week's work from Time Machine, then drive back in, because of one of these people

That's the bit that scares me. It seems to be possible to irrevocably f*** up a Git repo in a way that isn't possible with SVN (or at least it's harder to do). Git lets you rewrite the history which seems a bit dangerous to me.

[NickFitz]

That's the bit that scares me. It seems to be possible to irrevocably f*** up a Git repo in a way that isn't possible with SVN (or at least it's harder to do). Git lets you rewrite the history which seems a bit dangerous to me.

At least it warns you very strongly before you do that, and if you follow the rule of never rewriting history that's been pushed to a remote than you can at least get back to where you were last Tuesday, or whenever. But for some reason Git "experts" seem to think that capability is really cool, and delight in pushing copious and entirely inappropriate examples of how and when to do it on novices, particularly on places like Stack Overflow

[mudskipper]

That's the bit that scares me. It seems to be possible to irrevocably f*** up a Git repo in a way that isn't possible with SVN (or at least it's harder to do). Git lets you rewrite the history which seems a bit dangerous to me.

Me and HyperD managed to properly f*** up SVN.

[FiveTimes]

Me and HyperD managed to properly f*** up SVN.

And was that the last time you saw him ?

[FiveTimes]

Im contacted about one work from home

And the survey says no

[mudskipper]

And was that the last time you saw him ?

It was his second to last day. It could have been sabotage...

[NickFitz]

Just timed it, and getting from the chip shop to my flat takes a mere 210 seconds

[mudskipper]

Just timed it, and getting from the chip shop to my flat takes a mere 210 seconds

You should create it as a segment on Strava and see if you can beat your time.