It perfectly captures the mindstate of someone who's been debugging for 16 hours straight only to find out it's someone else's fault.
EDIT: That's not to say it's professional. It is amusing to read though.
EDIT: That's not to say it's professional. It is amusing to read though.
Let's just shame IF his list of non-pristine commits are marketed to high heavens, deployed worldwide, still exist in a 3+ year old codebase AND are as basic as those.