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That was different before. They likely changed some historic data when they put the current issue online. Probably just pushed out a quick update.
by dx034 9y ago
That was different before. They likely changed some historic data when they put the current issue online. Probably just pushed out a quick update.
- neosavvy 9y agoYeah I bet these guys will have this fixed in no time. If you manage your own instance you are bound to have a less entertaining landing page when it breaks. I've worked on numerous enterprise git servers - they all inevitably go down for at least a half day every 6-9 months.