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What do you mean search? Aren’t you supposed to have a bunch of cuss words off the top of your head ready to go? I thought that was what being an adult meant.
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Root823425yI search my code for snarky comments instead. I usually find plenty, nod in satisfaction, and commit them.
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Nope.. In fact I always know where I've left them and I make those commits oh so proudly!
So far all my curses were about Liferay. Whoever is to read them will bod in agreement seeing his/her inevitable near future where he/she adds more curses -
Once a user asked why the company website prints "JS can suck a thousand dicks.". Since then I make sure to restrict that stuff to primary functionality (so it gets caught) or the debug console (so it doesn't bother anyone)
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Root823425y@Lor-inc @mvelebit Snarky comments and swearing are only for other devs, never users. They stay in source and version control.
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VaderNT16365yI don't put curse words into code in the first place. I just don't feel the need to. 🤷
... additionally there's this legacy project I'm working on and sometimes it feels there's more swearing than code. I'm good, thanks, for the rest of my life actually.
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