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GitHub Issues Reports
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poonai🦀பூனை🦀猫
(@poonai_) reported
If you pay one month of salary for a year to open source maintainer, maintainer will be happy to maintain and support the project thorught their life. Atleast, please don't harass them on github issues.
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Michael Schultz
(@michaelschultz) reported
@tunabananas is the Peoples Open Network (@sudomesh) project dead? Most of the issues on Github haven't been updated since 2018 and some of the website certs are expired. Is this still being worked on/built out?
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Petr Huřťák
(@PetrHurtak) reported
@ercwl What were the problems? Is there some article or GitHub issues?
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Winter Spice-the yeti
(@LucaSasquatch) reported
Ok running the app on the newly created virtual device. Oh wait no that thing I don't have is required and it let me create it without it anyway lolololol. Oh yeah that's the thing that failed to install at the first unpackening and I have to go to github to fix it.
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Jason Syversen
(@JSyversen) reported
@hackerfantastic @innismir @github Check their TOS & get back to me on that one. They’re no different than FB or Twitter taking down content they don’t like. This isn’t a case of his ISP cutting off access to a server he maintains, he’s welcome to do so. This is a proprietary platform protecting their other users.
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Lucia “Critical Gays Theory”
(@manxistminx) reported
@xsphi I don’t think Github should have banned him. It’s on users to make sure they mirror the packages they use, since there are plenty of non-malicious reasons a repo can become unusable. However he did violate user trust, push purposefully broken code and is pushing QAnon bullshit.
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Jason Syversen
(@JSyversen) reported
@hackerfantastic @innismir @github So you’re saying he could upload code changes that cause malicious harm, or include stolen copyrighted data & GitHub is legally and morally required to store and publish it for the world forever? Really? It’s their server, they can do what they want with it. Just like you or I.
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Amine Aouragh
(@AmineAouraghOne) reported
OMG I am done with this laptop 😡 Not working now at all. What if I didn't push my code to Github ? THE WHOLE TODORA PROJECT WOULD BE DEAD NOW!!!!!! NO LAPTOP NOW! I hope it would get fixed by tomorrow because if not I would be very pissed off 😠
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Avi 🐰🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
(@_llzes) reported
@JGamblin @github I think there are issues with GitHub being able to disable one’s account for altering or removing one’s own code, and that warrants a valid discussion. However, these circumstances now involve separate policy issues which include harm to others (and self), misinformation, etc.
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Magister and Technological Lich
(@KirinDave) reported
@hdgarrood He's locked out of his GitHub account but it's not taken down. He can't take his content down or alter it despite being the copyright holder.
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sentient 6
(@sentientsixp) reported
@clearvus @analogue Did you report those on the github issue tracker? Most of the GB X issues were either working or not and the GBA X issues were eeprom related.
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Hacker Fantastic
(@hackerfantastic) reported
@micahhenning @shotgunner101 @github He printed out the American flag and also showed these companies that were impacted a glaringly obvious software supply chain issue that should they should already have addressed. He didn't crash anything, the upstream developers did that.
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JJ Merelo
(@jjmerelo) reported
@sgomez @github It's irresponsible nonetheless, and I feel no sympathy for this kind of behavior. Even less so when I have been taking time from my leisure and family to fix what has been broken.
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Endless Mason
(@EndlessMason) reported
@foosecn00b @itsKanishkP @marak Not sure who's on who's lawn at this point, but *** happened because open source was already going on. There were version control things before ***, there were "share your code" platforms before github. You could host your own svn server, cvs server too. It's a flywheel.
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Jason Syversen
(@JSyversen) reported
@hackerfantastic @innismir @github They aren’t inalienable rights to access code that you out on someone else’s server. You could argue you have inalienable rights to something you create & store yourself maybe. But not to store on someone else’s machine! That they let you use for free. With explicit TOS. Right?
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Célio Cidral Jr
(@ccidral) reported
@EndlessMason @itsKanishkP @marak I think what he means is Github is not just ***, it's also issues, actions, organizations, permissions and the whole enchilada built around ***.
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Colin Wren
(@colinwren) reported
Got a basic Github Actions pipeline publishing the schema and the code-gen'd types to my GH org's npm. Like any CI I'll have to issue a new release within minutes to fix a few issues I've just spotted
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Shai Mishali
(@freak4pc) reported
@powtac No, nobody is forcing me to use anything, but that doesn't take away from MS's/GitHub's rights to take down the abusive code if they feel it causes too much harm to other users of their platform (same for NPM).
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Romuald 🍣 Brunet
(@_romuald) reported
@_kcireme @github @marak The guy litterally replaced the whole repo by a single commit with nothing. I can understand them locking the account thinking it was a hack What is "funny" is that it seems to have broken ALL forks on github. I can't find any fork with the original code
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Matthieu Napoli
(@matthieunapoli) reported
Large open-source projects: how do you engage the community on larger features/RFC/roadmap? My problem with GitHub issues is that they drown in usual issues. There's no obvious way for users to "discover" those RFCs and more importantly subscribe to them. Separate repository?
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Hacker Fantastic
(@hackerfantastic) reported
@micahhenning @shotgunner101 @github The author might've been irresponsible in his decision but ultimately his code, his creation & his choice. The technology industry has a slave labor problem and exploits the FOSS volunteers with impunity. I wouldn't have done but I respect authors rights to control his creation.
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Akebu
(@akebu6) reported
@thegirlcode_co That's true, thanks. I do know what GitHub is but I appreciate you explaining it. I just didn't know how to get started contributing to open source but there are some amazing people here who answered my question and didn't look down on me for not knowing
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Hacker Fantastic
(@hackerfantastic) reported
@micahhenning @shotgunner101 @github He printed out the American flag and also showed these companies that were impacted a glaringly obvious software supply chain issue that they should've already addressed. He didn't crash anything, the upstream developers did that.
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Titus 🇵🇸
(@wooorm) reported
@izs @seldo How is removing a Github repo a problem?
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rvrsh3ll
(@424f424f) reported
@hackerfantastic @github "not your server, not your code". Host your own if you don't want to be oppressed.
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Amine Aouragh
(@AmineAouraghOne) reported
OMG I am done with this laptop 😡 Not working now at all. What if I didn't push my code to Github ? THE WHOLE TODORA PROJECT WOULD BE DEAD!!!!!! NO LAPTOP NOW! I hope it would get fixed by tomorrow because if not I would be very pissed off 😠
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Titus 🇵🇸
(@wooorm) reported
As github is apparently preventing people from pushing broken code, then maybe they should just pay maintainers to push working code?
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Nantheesh P
(@NantheeshP) reported
@Anchit171 This is so cool dude!! I’m loving the neat design, looking forward to this space 👀 Also if you wanted to publish to the web but cba for a domain and server etc. Use GitHub pages ;)
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Hacker Fantastic
(@hackerfantastic) reported
@JSyversen @innismir @github Don't put your words into my mouth to suit your narrative, I've made my views on this issue quite clear that the individuals right as a content creator dictates control over his content, not the ToS of billionaires who exploited his publishing of the content in the first place.
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Jason Syversen
(@JSyversen) reported
@hackerfantastic @innismir @github I’m not disagreeing it’s hacktivism. I’m just pointing out that large corporate run central code repositories won’t take kindly to such actions and it’s naive to think they would. People expect GitHub to take down copyright infringement, hacktivism, malware, etc. And they do.