Is he russian? Github says he's from Tokyo (and his repos have Japanese writing).
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Replying to @busimus
Not sure; he writes his name in Cyrillic and his, er, interactions on kernel mailing lists don't particularly strike me as typical Japanese. I think he might be an expat living in Japan?
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Replying to @marcan42
Perhaps. I just got curious because the name isn't Russian at all, but could sound Japanese with proper accents.
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Replying to @busimus
He romanizes it as Budi Rachmanto on headers. Indonesian? Definitely not a Japanese name.
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No that's definitely a Slavic-origin name, or at least a partial abbreviation of one.
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Replying to @hedgeberg @busimus
All the hits I'm getting for Rachmanto are for Indonesia, hence my guess.
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Seeing Budi Rachmanto & the http://are.ma domain makes me guess they are Indonesian and originally from Malang, East Java. (Arema is a common abbreviation for Arek Malang = People of Malang)
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Replying to @projectgus @marcan42 and
A second search tells me someone by that name, from Malang, was a student in Japan in 2009. And now I'm creeped out by how efficient I am at cyberstalking. (I know the Arema thing because I lived in Malang for 6 months, 15 years ago.)
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This too: http://iawt2011.are.ma/ So yeah. probably Indonesian living in Tokyo. I wonder why the Cyrillic. I think he started off trying to go by a pseudonym, but that doesn't fly in kernel dev for legal reasons. Then again, he still has no clue about the kernel dev process...
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Replying to @marcan42 @projectgus and
Then please edit your original tweet and remove the erroneous "Russian" attribute.
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Sure, just get @twitter to give me their production database cluster credentials and I'll get right on that.
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