+[2016-04-04T21:52:12Z]wsirc_3889http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/quick-tip-how-to-work-with-github-and-multiple-accounts--net-22574 is a good praxis to adopt much identities in several accounts, for example like in how much job projects a user might be involved over his carreer? I would believe multiple accounts per person in github _is good practice, is not it? +[2016-04-04T22:41:33Z]edunhamwsirc_3889: nope, you probably want a single user account to represent your identity +[2016-04-04T22:43:59Z]edunhamthe only possible exception would be if you're working on projects that you don't want your employer to know about, in which case you probably wouldn't have development environments for both identites on the same device +[2016-04-04T22:44:43Z]edunhamif you work on several projects which each have multiple repos, you might be involved with many *organizations* over the course of your career, but it'll usually be with the same account throughout +[2016-04-04T23:04:05Z]wsirc_3889edunham: then I need to take the dangerous_bosses_privacy_rights_multiple_account ticket. /:
+[2016-04-05T00:50:03Z]akrauglany cis white male here? +[2016-04-05T03:18:30Z]variableanyone know if its possible to get HTTPS git clone over IPv6 +[2016-04-05T04:02:31Z]GurkenglasWhen creating a repository on github, can I just paste code from my clipboard for the initial commit? I'm not good with this command line stuff and was just gonna make some incremental changes to someones code they pasted on stackoverflow so they can view the .diffs +[2016-04-05T04:06:33Z]constantI'd suggest learning to use a git client: command line or GUI +[2016-04-05T04:06:50Z]constantdoing things from the web is guaranteed to go wrong for you eventually