It is, and the fact that it's told in a medium like interactive fiction adds much to its greatness.
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I would humbly suggest trying either MonteCarlo [1] or its derivative, Tamsyn [2]. Certain characters (like the "@" symbol) look much better in either of these fonts.
[1] http://www.bok.net/MonteCarlo/ [2] http://www.fial.com/~scott/tamsyn-font/
You're probably referring to Bitkeeper, which did exist (and was available commercially) before these new VCS's.
That really sums it up. The right answer comes from seeing what you need and using whatever tool fits the job.
I wish the author had included that part of the interview. I never found it anywhere in the article.
Should I stick a "Show HN" the next time I find something? I'm hesitant to do so since I wasn't the one who wrote it.
When you click on the "About" page, though, it kicks me right back into http://tlwsd.info.
http://krebsonsecurity.com/2014/05/true-goodbye-using-truecr...
Having experienced the workflow they learned from using another DVCS (Bitkeeper) probably also influenced his decision at the time.
I use 1.x mostly as a backup.