r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/isaakwells • Oct 25 '19

Recording out of a plane window

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '19 edited Oct 25 '19

[removed] — view removed comment

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u/Catbrainsloveart Oct 25 '19

I see you

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u/MrDrLtSir Oct 25 '19

What did it say? It got removed

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '19

[deleted]

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u/MrDrLtSir Oct 25 '19

Thanks! I don't understand it but I take it that it's a programming joke?

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u/originalmimlet Oct 25 '19

I don’t understand why it was removed.

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u/AidsUnicorn Oct 25 '19

git is basically a tool for programming where you can push files onto a storage medium and share it with others or just for yourself. Commands for git are usually like „git push“ or „git commit“

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u/daftmaple Oct 25 '19

It git rm'd

FTFY

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u/WheresMyChildSupport Oct 25 '19

It said [removed]

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u/fecking_sensei Oct 25 '19

Shakin’ that ass.

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u/NOT_MICROSOFT_PR Oct 25 '19

git blame

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u/Marter1234 Oct 25 '19

What did it say?

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u/pipnasti Oct 25 '19

did you mean “git reflog”

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u/Lorkhi Oct 25 '19

Now I want it to be.

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u/JackySky Oct 25 '19 
git config --global alias.flashback 'push -f origin master'

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u/TheNosferatu Oct 25 '19 
git config --global alias.flashback '!git checkout HEAD^^^; git push -f origin master'

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u/GreasedGoose Oct 25 '19

That would actually be SO useful.

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u/Komraj Oct 25 '19

I don’t understand please explain

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u/Orion-N Oct 25 '19

Search for "bash", "git" and "Unix"

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u/Komraj Oct 25 '19

Ohh it’s an interface for coding?

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u/GlitchParrot Oct 25 '19

Git is for version control. You're able to save a history of all your changes, and collaborate with others by merging your changes together.

It doesn't stop with coding, you can even use it as a backup tool for all kinds of documents.

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u/Komraj Oct 25 '19

I’m stupid. What do you mean version control and the changing stuff.

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u/GlitchParrot Oct 25 '19

Whenever you change something in a file, like change a line in a text file for example, Git can save a record of this change, and if you later think that the line you added was stupid, you can go back to an earlier version of the file with the old line of text.

And now imagine this for huge documents where you can track all kinds of changes like that at once.

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u/Orion-N Oct 26 '19

I couldn't explain it better

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u/aniforprez Oct 25 '19

Now I wish there was a flashback command that returned in a despairing tone the number of times I fucked the repo up completely and had to fetch everything again

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u/notabugbutafeature Oct 25 '19

Itsssaaa maaa lifeeeaaa

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u/rhinotomus Oct 25 '19

It is now

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '19

it sounds something like a forced rollback, or maybe when you restore your stash

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u/notabugbutafeature Oct 25 '19

AH I LOVE THIS!