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Let the games begin !

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  • 4
    define true false;
    define false true;
  • 11
    Oh I am being fired over (common.bs.reason)?

    Well before I go let me update the 29k lined multi filed, heavy mods server and client system I created that runs your entire company with one tiny performance update.
  • 2
    Savage! 😂😂😂
  • 1
    @gears git checkout HEAD^
  • 3
    @Joserc87
    rm -rf .git

    git init

    git add .

    git commit -m "Initial commit"

    -- push to the gitlab remote repos ensuring you overwrite history

    git remote add origin company_product.git

    git push -u --force origin master
  • 4
    Calm down Satan !!!!
  • 0
    @umnikos
    define true false;
    define false 'true';
  • 0
    @umnikos
    No, that would not solve the problem.
    The previous values that were initially false and were correct in being false would now be true. Which is again not what was previously there.
    Hence, not a proper solution.
  • 0
    @lucifyer Well, there's an easy way to do it in Python:

    true, false = false, true
  • 0
    Ok, now I have a doubt
    What would !true become? true? 😳
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