#gitlost

[gakvu]

it's kinda funny to me how space station 13 is often treated as "obscure" and often feels that way too, even though looking at it it has an honestly pretty wide spread presence across the internet. the now-defunct twitter @ gitlost was a bot dedicated to reposting github commit messages that contained any swearing, and it was eerily common for something it posted to be very clearly from a ss13 repo. there's also a pretty decent handful of games with development history rooted in ss13 things, like Barotrauma, Stationeers, and Starbound? if I had to guess, it's probably something to do with how it's such an old game combined with the way that it's hard to get into and very hard to get out of once you're into it. but i dunno. just kind of rambling

[cchana]

FAQ for a twitter bot that Tweets offensive commit messages on GitHub

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[mahokotei]

"@gitlost" on twitter is my identity

developers/programmers swearing at their shit

[trantwitterfavs]

Favorite tweets

DELETED FUCKING LOCALHOST

— Developers Swearing (@gitlost) December 11, 2018

via http://twitter.com/gitlost

[stefanstranger]

RT @gitlost: WHO THE FUCK MIXES SPACES AND TABS

WHO THE FUCK MIXES SPACES AND TABS

— Developers Swearing (@gitlost) April 22, 2018

from Twitter https://twitter.com/sstranger April 22, 2018 at 09:17AM via IFTTT

[informatici]

Un twitter che twitta i bestemmioni nei messaggi di commit su GitHub.

[inuwashi]

shit is dynamic as flying penguins. Stuff deletes. Memory leaks still exists.— Developers Swearing (@gitlost) October 28, 2017

http://twitter.com/AdamGrandt

[cartoonheart91]

via Twitter https://twitter.com/MariPi__

[praetorianstuff]

...this @gitlost account...*sniffle* https://t.co/hTXPv50PGB

— Dan Kennedy (@danielkennedy74) October 11, 2017

[tecnosoftware]

Solo porque puede, un programador ha creado un bot que tuitea cada vez que alguien maldice en GitHub

Solo porque puede, un programador ha creado un bot que tuitea cada vez que alguien maldice en GitHub

A veces cuando un programador se aburre, aparecen cosas interesantes en la web que nos sacan más de una sonrisa. Este es el caso de la creación de Will Pearson, un ingeniero de software que trabaja en Microsoft. Will creó un bot en Twitter llamado Gitlost. Este se dedica a buscar dentro de GitHub los comentarios que escriben los desarrolladores cada vez que envían cambios en sus proyectos, y…

[stefanstranger]

RT @gitlost: …and we want to avoid people start using this feature as it would be replaced in next saas. Yes, I know, that sucks. New task ID: 1823153

…and we want to avoid people start using this feature as it would be replaced in next saas. Yes, I know, that sucks. New task ID: 1823153

— Developers Swearing (@gitlost) March 6, 2018

from Twitter https://twitter.com/sstranger March 07, 2018 at 10:25AM via IFTTT

[inuwashi]

been doing this shit too long need sleep will resume tomorrow— Developers Swearing (@gitlost) October 24, 2017

http://twitter.com/AdamGrandt