+ [2016-08-25T23:20:54Z] rindolf Gurkenglas: it's hard to know.
+ [2016-08-25T23:21:12Z] rindolf Gurkenglas: good night - I'm going to sleep.
+ [2016-08-25T23:21:28Z] Gurkenglas Welp back to hexagoxel I guess :P
+ [2016-08-25T23:22:09Z] rindolf Gurkenglas: good luck.
+ [2016-08-25T23:22:26Z] Gurkenglas Terminals hate me, say it!

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Posted by tgp_ in #github at 2016-08-25T05:53:32Z

another approach would be to add a new remote, `git remote add neworigin <new-url>` and then do `git push neworigin master` instead
+ [2016-08-26T02:50:59Z] devslash I published the code for my application to GitHub. When I logged in a few minutes ago, I see that it says "someuser forked devslash/myappname to someuser/myappname" what does that mean exactly
+ [2016-08-26T02:52:05Z] Infininight devslash: that means someone forked the repository under their username to possible make some edits/etc, perhaps submit a pull request back, etc
+ [2016-08-26T02:52:21Z] devslash does that mean that they does that mean that someone can check out the code from them
+ [2016-08-26T02:52:58Z] Infininight they could check the code out already from your user, but your repository can only be written to by you