Is this a real Microsoft site, or just a form created by anyone trying to collect e-mail addresses and phone numbers to steal accounts?
It’s real → https://x.com/github/status/2072801888525840476 OP should have used the shortened, more official-looking, link: https://gh.io/cd
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#32This seems like a wonderful way to get folk's private info. What's next, a Google Form offering to download your Gmail?
Re: Order a burned CD of your own public GitHub repo
#33> Supplies are limited, and the first 1,000 eligible submissions will receive one. Limit one per person. Availability may be limited by country or region. This seems quite limited to be a real product, but also quite a lot for seemingly what’s just a joke to mock Sony for ceasing blu-ray production. It’s worth mentioning that github does (did?) do some cool stuff with physical media archiving of code like the arctic…
Re: Order a burned CD of your own public GitHub repo
#34On reflection, I like it - it's weird. Old internet weird. Like someone with a couple hundred bucks and some time on their hands wants to do something they think is fun or funny... it feels human. I think we need more of this. Extra points for using a sketchy o365 form that looks like a scam.
Re: Order a burned CD of your own public GitHub repo
#35> Supplies are limited, and the first 1,000 eligible submissions will receive one. Limit one per person. Availability may be limited by country or region. This seems quite limited to be a real product, but also quite a lot for seemingly what’s just a joke to mock Sony for ceasing blu-ray production. It’s worth mentioning that github does (did?) do some cool stuff with physical media archiving of code like the arctic…
Some poor intern is spending their summer burning CDs in a Redmond office building...