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2409:8A00:1AB0:9AB0:CD68:1296:DDBF:9D72: Undo revision 372826 by 162.158.193.121 (talk) not better than the old version

2025-07-21T16:31:19Z

Undo revision 372826 by 162.158.193.121 (talk) not better than the old version

162.158.193.121 at 11:00, 13 April 2025

2025-04-13T11:00:44Z

172.70.162.63: Undo revision 316815 by 172.70.38.36 (talk) Edit is wrong. comic doesn't have "Path" in it, so it shouldn't be given in Transcript at same context as real quotes. Really should not be table

2023-07-03T13:42:42Z

Undo revision 316815 by 172.70.38.36 (talk) Edit is wrong. comic doesn't have "Path" in it, so it shouldn't be given in Transcript at same context as real quotes. Really should not be table

172.70.38.36: /* Transcript */

2023-07-03T11:40:25Z

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172.70.162.77: Undo revision 281684 by Donald Trump (talk)

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 Most git tools show the commit history with the most recent commits first, so showing the oldest first like this would require something like the <code>--reverse</code> option.
-Here’s a detailed breakdown of the comments along with their respective timestamps:
+The comments go from being pretty detailed as to his thoughts and reasons for the code ("enabled config file parsing"), to relatively uninformative summaries ("misc bugfixes"), to completely uninformative words ("more code"), and then finally he doesn't even bother trying to come up with words, instead just hitting a key ("aaaaaaaa") or semi-random keys ("adkfjslkdfjsdklfj"), then goes back to typing words but words that have a bit of a craziness to them rather than having anything to do with describing the code ("my hands are typing words").  The "adkfjslkdfjsdklfj" line and similar garbage in the title text comes from having your hands on the "{{w|home row}}" on a standard {{w|QWERTY}} keyboard, then hitting "random" keys without moving your fingers from their standard home row positions.  The keys you hit "randomly" will be combinations of A, S, D, and F on the left hand, and J, K, L, and ; on the right hand (although the ; key seems to have been avoided, possibly because without the presence of surrounding quotes a ; character will end the comment). It is common to see stuff like that when a person is required to type something — i.e. a mandatory field — but they have no interest in typing anything meaningful or no idea what to write, so they just hit the easiest keys to hit and call it done.
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 Most git tools show the commit history with the most recent commits first, so showing the oldest first like this would require something like the <code>--reverse</code> option.
-The comments go from being pretty detailed as to his thoughts and reasons for the code ("enabled config file parsing"), to relatively uninformative summaries ("misc bugfixes"), to completely uninformative words ("more code"), and then finally he doesn't even bother trying to come up with words, instead just hitting a key ("aaaaaaaa") or semi-random keys ("adkfjslkdfjsdklfj"), then goes back to typing words but words that have a bit of a craziness to them rather than having anything to do with describing the code ("my hands are typing words").  The "adkfjslkdfjsdklfj" line and similar garbage in the title text comes from having your hands on the "{{w|home row}}" on a standard {{w|QWERTY}} keyboard, then hitting "random" keys without moving your fingers from their standard home row positions.  The keys you hit "randomly" will be combinations of A, S, D, and F on the left hand, and J, K, L, and ; on the right hand (although the ; key seems to have been avoided, possibly because without the presence of surrounding quotes a ; character will end the comment). It is common to see stuff like that when a person is required to type something — i.e. a mandatory field — but they have no interest in typing anything meaningful or no idea what to write, so they just hit the easiest keys to hit and call it done.
+Here’s a detailed breakdown of the comments along with their respective timestamps:
 ==Transcript==

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-!Path
+!&nbsp;
 !Comment
 !Date

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+!Path
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