tekkub

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by tekkub 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback. We try to at least get a reply to everyone, could you forward me the email so I can see if I can find it? tekkub@github.com
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by tekkub 15y ago
I'm sorry you feel my replies were hostile, but I don't really understand why. Here's the timeline of your two emails: September 02, 2011 @ 09:49 PM you opened the initial bug report September 03, 2011 @ 08:06 PM you opened the second Sept
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by tekkub 16y ago
I assume you mean `git push origin :featureBranch`? Deletes a branch pointer on a remote repo. No data is lost, it just takes a little effort to dig it back up if you don't know what SHA the branch was at.
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by tekkub 16y ago
I find the "too easy to break the repo" argument really quite odd. While I understand why users think this is true, it's actually very far from the case. The git repo is very stable, has built in error checking, and is extremely stubborn
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by tekkub 16y ago
The collab limits aren't soft, they're just not strictly enforced right now. We may start enforcing them at any time.
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by tekkub 16y ago
To add to this, we don't strictly enforce the limits (hence the liberal use of the word "soft"). We aren't going to lock you down if you go over the limit, so why does it matter? The limit is there to help you more than anything, if you'r
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by tekkub 17y ago
There will always be people that don't like what we do, no matter what we do. Drink? Someone will hate us for it. Act like professional business executives, someone will think we take ourselves too seriously. I think the trick is to fin
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by tekkub 17y ago
People notice, but only to a small degree. When I was out in SF back in July I didn't intend to drink much at the meetup. I think I had 4 drinks total, all were bought by someone else for me. If I had declined the drinks, or gotten somet
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by tekkub 17y ago
As are we, disk space should never be an issue with us unless you're doing something very wrong (hosting videos, etc).
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by tekkub 18y ago
Branching was by and far the winning feature for me. SVN made branching and tagging very time consuming (making a full copy, to the server nonetheless). Merging correctly on SVN? Never the first time! Usually took 2-3 tries before you g