+ [2015-11-26T19:32:33Z] Alorma Ok i guess no \o/
+ [2015-11-26T21:33:09Z] Croves Guys, I lost my Google Authenticator in my mobile and now I can't log into GitHub
+ [2015-11-26T21:33:12Z] Croves What should I do?
+ [2015-11-26T23:11:29Z] Phiber2000 Hi! Following Problem: I "deleted" a commit be resetting/force-pushing my repo. It's not shown in repo anymore. BUT: I referenced an issue in the commit message - and from there the commit keeps accessible... Is there a solution? What's the reason?
+ [2015-11-26T23:24:01Z] Phiber2000 "git branch --contains <commitnr>" doesn't find it - so i'm pretty sure, its just in Github's storage...

message no. 122178

Posted by augur in #github at 2015-11-26T02:51:56Z

git, and/or the github mac app, seem to be convinced that i've swapped the contents of two files, tho i definitely didnt, and it's screwing up a commit :(
+ [2015-11-27T03:54:46Z] Elronnd why is my gh-pages branch not working?
+ [2015-11-27T03:55:12Z] Elronnd I have, under my account, "nethack-variants" a repo "variants" with a branch "gh-pages", yet when I try to get a file under that repo by going to nethack-variants.github.io/variants/name_of_file, it doesn't work
+ [2015-11-27T05:51:25Z] Seveas Elronnd: works for me, though that repo is quite abusive, putting all the .tar.gz's in it.
+ [2015-11-28T00:05:52Z] aberrant got a quick question: I have a bunch of commits that include merging back things from master. I'd like to squash them, but rebase doesn't work. Any ideas?