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I love the idea. A couple of months ago I created gistcube[1], It was a weekend project to learn a bit about Mongodb and Sinatra. Gistcube is a way to discover interesting gist in github. You can vote up, add to favorites, tag gists, and alos sign up to interesting/tags gist using rss.
Not really sure what this is/does. Can someone summarize? Is it search/social thing built on github?
This seems like a cool idea. You might want to check with a lawyer about the logo up top though, thats definitely GitHub's octocat hiding behind Apple's Terminal.app logo.
No need to consult a lawyer, just open an issue at http://support.github.com and ask if it's okay.
I forget where I read this, but it was someone asking the same thing. I might have been on HN, actually.
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No need to consult a lawyer, just open an issue at http://support.github.com and ask if it's okay.
No need to do that, they've pointed out in the past that it's a stock image they've bought the rights to use and can not authorize others to use it. I forget where I read this, but it was someone asking the same thing. I might have been on HN, actually.
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No need to consult a lawyer, just open an issue at http://support.github.com and ask if it's okay.
No need to do that, they've pointed out in the past that it's a stock image they've bought the rights to use and can not authorize others to use it. I forget where I read this, but it was someone asking the same thing. I might have been on HN, actually.
We'll get on that ASAP. Nothin' but love.
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No need to do that, they've pointed out in the past that it's a stock image they've bought the rights to use and can not authorize others to use it. I forget where I read this, but it was someone asking the same thing. I might have been on HN, actually.
GitHub now owns the octocat art.
If you aren't a C coder, you can help to improve the documentation (really, just pick a man page, there are many that can use improving). Or, look at it as an opportunity to learn C -- some parts of git are quite advanced, but there's also lots of areas that are easy to work on.
See the git wiki for some areas that can use love:
https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Janitor
https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/ToDo
https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Wishlist
(Sadly the wiki is down right now, so please paste those links into google and click the cached link.)
So go on, get yourself listed on http://git-scm.com/about
:)
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No need to do that, they've pointed out in the past that it's a stock image they've bought the rights to use and can not authorize others to use it. I forget where I read this, but it was someone asking the same thing. I might have been on HN, actually.
GitHub now owns the octocat art.
it would be a nice way of everybody having a common "icon", much like twitter has the bird.
I know people can link to github, but that's not always possible (mobile apps?) even though people use github..
I would like to suggest that folks consider working on git itself. The git mailing list is very friendly and supportive and you will be making a valuable contribution to the git community. You'll also have an opportunity to brush up your C skills with guidance from some excellent C hackers. If you aren't a C coder, you can help to improve the documentation (really, just pick a man page, there are many that can use im…