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My favourite less-known GitHub feature is adding `.keys` or `.gpg` to a username will return the user's public SSH keys (or GPG keys).
by rgoulter 5y ago
My favourite less-known GitHub feature is adding `.keys` or `.gpg` to a username will return the user's public SSH keys (or GPG keys).
- dgellow 5y agoYou can also see a commit in a git patch format by adding “.patch” or “.diff” to a commit url.
- RL_Quine 5y agoWhich is the source of some dumb deanonymization exploits!
- riffic 5y agogithub isn't the place to be an anonymized user imo.
- ugjka 5y agoor just don't use the same keys for everything
- freeone3000 5y agoA PGP-signed message is antithesis of anonymity.
- carlos-menezes 5y agoYou can also add `.png` to a username to retrieve the user's avatar, e.g. https://github.com/carlos-menezes.png https://github.com/carlos-menezes.png
- red_hare 5y agoWoah. Thanks! That's actually weirdly really useful to know for my "internal dev tools" hackathon projects.