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by k00b 6y ago
I've since documented the commands: https://gitern.com/#commands
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by k00b 6y ago
https://gitern.com/#downloads now provides a posix shell script for those that prefer it
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by k00b 6y ago
https://gitern.com/#downloads now provides a posix shell script ~2.8KB for those that prefer it
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by k00b 6y ago
Speaking of Werner Vogels, have you seen this blog post on DistSys reading? https://www.allthingsdistributed.com/2012/12/paper-readings-...
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by k00b 6y ago
This very thorough and great feedback. Thank you!
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by k00b 6y ago
Noted. I think the path I'll be taking is documentation and providing a bash script for those that would prefer it. Thank you for the feedback!
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by k00b 6y ago
Thanks. Repositories are stored on an ext4 filesystem. I do backups every 12 hours currently. No additional replication is performed but it is something I want to do.
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by k00b 6y ago
Absolutely fine grain access control is a must have
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by k00b 6y ago
Thank you! I have a mostly empty blog http://keyankousha.com (I have some drafts in the pipeline but I don't have a good writing habit yet). Twitter is a little more active @k00bideh
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by k00b 6y ago
I'm a huge hippie actually so spot on. I think my person category would be "tech hippie" if there were such things.
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by k00b 6y ago
When you don't do your chore, you're assigned the chore for an additional contiguous period. e.g. Floors are set to be swept every week. You didn't sweep the floors on time this week, so now you will sweep the floors the next
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by k00b 6y ago
Agreed, git is great!
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by k00b 6y ago
Wonderful!
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by k00b 6y ago
Thank you for the extra push. I definitely will
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by k00b 6y ago
Thanks for sharing that's awesome! Bookmarked. I'll think more about implementing it as a shell script.
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by k00b 6y ago
> just serve a central repository as on a VPS and use SSH for authentication Reminds me of this comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224 Edit: I don't mean to dismiss your comment. I just mean to say I&#x27
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by k00b 6y ago
Thanks! I agree. I want to provide more client-side options eventually (e.g. a static binary or pick your language flavor cli), but had a bunch of tradeoffs to consider for first pass. I'll likely open source the client side and keep t
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by k00b 6y ago
Yep, we're thinking about this alike! My answer will be: an emacs-like git hosting experience.
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by k00b 6y ago
Thanks for the link. v0 cli was written in gerbil scheme ( http://cons.io ) but I couldn't get it to statically link on linux so I'd still have deps in the form of dynamic libs. Then I found oclif which while depending o
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by k00b 6y ago
Someone: opens a dumpling restaurant You: Is this for food kiddies that want to be called foodies? All the foodies I know realize dumplings are just sheets of dough wrapped around a filling.
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by k00b 6y ago
lol I wasn't expecting anyone to get the reference! I listened to this approximately a million times during development https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQbfcTIRFxA
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by k00b 6y ago
At the moment, it's left to the user to add other ssh keys, perhaps from another machine, or back them up. I'm currently working on a way to optionally add an email address for recovery.
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by k00b 6y ago
Right, not fit for a CI/CD ... yet. Web hooks will be added soon.
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by k00b 6y ago
I will likely open source the client side. So stay tuned :) Edit: Meant to add I've had a similar idea but it should probably be optional and configurable in a git config type way.
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by k00b 6y ago
I'm not familiar with sourcehut but thank you for sharing. I'd say if you're using a git host you're already happy with you should keep using it for sure.
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by k00b 6y ago
Hmmmm it's probably best demonstrated with an example: if you have users a b and c, a normal rotation of a chore would be a b c a b c a b c ... and so on. If user b has 2X, the rotation would be a b b c a b c ... Does that make sense?
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by k00b 6y ago
Very cool. I've added it to my reading list
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by k00b 6y ago
Thank you! That makes me feel so good, thank you
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by k00b 6y ago
You can actually! The cli is just a really dumb wrapper around ssh execs. create: ssh git@gitern.com gitern-create <path> delete: ssh git@gitern.com gitern-delete <path> list: ssh git@gitern.com gitern-list [<path>] pubkey
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by k00b 6y ago
Awesome! That's EXACTLY what I'm going for. I kept using github and having this feeling of "this doesn't feel like it was built for me." Current git hosts don't feel like they were made for programmers which is

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