Git Commit

Git Commit © Randall Munroe · xkcd · CC BY-NC 2.5
Why it lands
The log reads like a timeline of someone's focus: specific messages at the start, then "more code", then a keyboard mash, then a cry for help. Anyone who has run git log on their own late-night branch has seen this. In the Japanese version the keyboard mash becomes ふじこlp, the Japanese internet's stock image of a panicked keyboard.
Transcript
- COMMENT
- DATE
- CREATED MAIN LOOP & TIMING CONTROL
- ENABLED CONFIG FILE PARSING
- MISC BUGFIXES
- CODE ADDITIONS/EDITS
- MORE CODE
- HERE HAVE CODE
- AAAAAAAA
- ADKFJSLKDFJSDKLFJ
- MY HANDS ARE TYPING WORDS
- HAAAAAAAAANDS
- 14 HOURS AGO
- 9 HOURS AGO
- 5 HOURS AGO
- 4 HOURS AGO
- 4 HOURS AGO
- 4 HOURS AGO
- 3 HOURS AGO
- 3 HOURS AGO
- 2 HOURS AGO
- 2 HOURS AGO
- AS A PROJECT DRAGS ON, MY GIT COMMIT MESSAGES GET LESS AND LESS INFORMATIVE.
Credits
- Original
- Git Commit — Randall Munroe, xkcd
- Image file
- imgs.xkcd.com/comics/git_commit_2x.png
- License
- CC BY-NC 2.5
The English page shows the original image unmodified. The Japanese page shows an adaptation by wtfe²: the lettering was erased from the art and replaced with a Japanese translation. The adaptation is shared under the same license as the original.