"Borked" (split off from "The short and sweet guide to...")

[Le Compilateur]

"Borked"?

[David]

aka broken / wrong / not working quite as it should.

[Le Compilateur]

Ahhh. Any connection to BorkWare?

[Bissig]

Ahhh. Any connection to BorkWare?

"Bork" comes from the muppet show. The chef uses the bork language.

[Le Compilateur]

Well, that's a bit out of my league. The Muppet Show? Haven't watched that in 21 years. Now let's get back on topic.

[Rocinante]

Actually, no, though it's morphed into that slightly.  Much like "pwned", "borked" came about from a typo ("broken" -> "borken" -> "borked").  Now used intentionally.

[Le Compilateur]

Thanks for clarifying that. Now can we get back on topic?

[Rocinante]

If you haven't noticed, I split the offtopicness into its own thread.  This particular thread's topic is, in fact, "Borked?" :>

[Le Compilateur]

Errrr... Seems to me you created another "The short and sweet guide to compiling SVN 895 on Windows" thread.

Never mind, I fixed it.

[Revan]

Errrr... Seems to me you created another "The short and sweet guide to compiling SVN 895 on Windows" thread.

Never mind, I fixed it.

he borked it!

[Rocinante]

Errrr... Seems to me you created another "The short and sweet guide to compiling SVN 895 on Windows" thread.
Never mind, I fixed it.

he borked it!

More like forgot to change the topic when I split it, and didn't feel like editing the first post after it was done.  Less borked, more lazy :>

[Le Compilateur]

Meh, this is a weird thread.

[Lava Croft]

Meh, this is a weird thread.

And it's moved to the appropriate section>_>

[Le Compilateur]

Thanks.