What's with the defuckening?
this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2025
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Looks to me around the time that Torvalds shaped up
I don't know. I kinda liked angry T-Dawg flipping off Bill Gates. It adds some friction sometimes, but sometimes it's nice to have a psycho on your team... Just not Stallman. He's too much.
He also used to flip off contributors, which people eventually convinced him was scaring off good developers.
I'll take code with swear words over closed code with corporate babble anytime.
Fuck will always be there at least a few times as long as my favorite software package exists.
I don't think that's part of the kernel.
That's true. I misread.
Still, it's a really useful tool.
I'd like to see this in a stacked graph.
I wanna see the mailing list