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It happens. And it shouldn't really affect anyone's workflow, regardless; it is git, after all. So, is there really a newsstory here?
by Zev 17y ago
It happens. And it shouldn't really affect anyone's workflow, regardless; it is git, after all. So, is there really a newsstory here?
- unfletch 17y agoYou're right, there's no technical reason this should matter when it comes to our git repositories. But GitHub offers services other than repository hosting. People use it for all kinds of things: http://twitter.com/sintaxi/statuses/8618821433 http://twitter.com/sintaxi/statuses/8618821433 Not to mention that some of us are paying customers. And it has been two hours so far. That's a long outage, even for GitHub.
- Zev 17y agoIf you only have one copy of your materials for a presentation, I'd say that you're unprepared for said presentation. What if GitHub was up but the network where the presentation was being given was down? Would tethering really provide for a smooth presentation? What if tethering was overloaded due to all the other people "listening" to your talk using it instead?