the cool and fancy repo management is using 'gitolite', it's pretty neat :>
it also lets you use some restricted commands, e.g. ssh git@xn--80andq.net config user/repo --add gitweb.description 'yap yap' if you wanna change the description tagline shown in cgit
Digitigrade @ git 30b0b6a
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by the way, if any of you want an account on my git setup, you can have one :] i would just need your preferred username and your ssh public key
then, you can just do something along the lines of git remote add origin ssh://git@xn--80andq.net:10010/your-username/repository-name , if the repo doesnt exist on the server already it will be created for you :3
(the ugly ssh port will be fixed soon i promise !!!!! once it's fixed it would just be git@xn--80andq.net:user/repo which is a lot nicer)
digitigrade is now available at my self-hosted cgit: https://git.зима.net/winter/digitigrade
mrowr :3 it's my birthday today yyayy
plurality mention :O
(definition 10)
woof.....
recently i learned there's this really big dutch-language conlang project, about a language called spokaans. it's really cool and i love the way the websites look :3
lyricsposting, ukpol kinda
because in england
nobody can hear you scream, you're just fucked lads
this is uk grim
keep that desk area tidy
put it in the bin!
this is uk grim
omg that's amazing
silly me thought it was a pun on digit and tardigrade >±<
it's just another paw word :3 it means , an animal that walks on its toes (as opposed to plantigrade which is one that walks flat on the bottom of its paws (like humans))
i didnt pick it for any particular reason except for it sounds cute and is paw themed
kinda tempted to call the function for copying text 'snarf' instead of 'copy' (like on plan9)
where does the name digitigrade come from actually?
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