sik0fewl

I stopped using git blame for this reason.

Otto-man, you’re living in a dumpster?

No offence taken. I knew the situation going in, so I was happy that there was at least some sort of closure — in fact, I think the only reason I watched it is because I had read that it didn’t end on a cliffhanger and had a “proper” ending.

I did really enjoy the show and will probably watch it again.

Netflix didn’t cancel Travelers, they picked it up after it was canceled by Showcase and gave it a third season to wrap up the story (if I am remembering correctly).

The story was definitely wrapped up at the end of season 3 (albeit with an opening for more seasons)… I’m surprised you found it abrupt.

Not even using DNS and it’s still causing issues!

I’m not being sensitive, you’re being sensitive!

It was mostly a joke/irony.

Git is already a “distributed version control system” that does exactly what I’ve described. On the other hand, relying on centralized systems such as GitHub means that the “distributed” nature of it doesn’t make it any more resilient to failure.

I wonder if it would be effective at blocking its own ads… 🤔

Based on these ads, I do not trust the site anyway.

Love the concept, though.

Would be cool to see those as extensions to Git. Surely they could just be more Git objects?

What we need is some sort of distributed version control system.

I’m not quite sure how it will work yet, but it would have the entire codebase and its history mirrored onto every developer’s computer. Instead of requiring a central repository, developers could share their changes directly with each other.

Use Windex (or another ammonia-based cleaner) to get rid of that grime.