+ [2017-02-14T13:44:35Z] uwotm8 rip
+ [2017-02-14T15:18:06Z] maap about gpg keys: do i need to re-upload it manually every time my signing subkey expires and is replaced, or can i tell github to refresh the key from a keyserver automatically?
+ [2017-02-14T18:49:16Z] PCatinean can anyone please tell me how I can specify the ssh key to be used when I try to make a git clone?
+ [2017-02-14T21:28:32Z] matthiaskrgr are there some connectivity issues?
+ [2017-02-14T21:29:04Z] matthiaskrgr I'm getting only ~60 kb/s from github altough other downloads here are ~10x faster

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Posted by maap in #github at 2017-02-14T15:18:06Z

about gpg keys: do i need to re-upload it manually every time my signing subkey expires and is replaced, or can i tell github to refresh the key from a keyserver automatically?
+ [2017-02-15T03:34:34Z] puff` Good evening, I'm creating my first github repo, any gotchas to watch out for?
+ [2017-02-15T05:35:08Z] llamapixel make a folder pattern that you use over different machines the same as the first one.
+ [2017-02-15T17:13:59Z] Keanu73 any idea why the folder containing command line tools is a random name, with at the end 'deleteme'? http://prntscr.com/e94u3d
+ [2017-02-15T17:14:10Z] Keanu73 i'm just curious just to know my system's ok
+ [2017-02-15T18:01:05Z] Wzup Hi. What do I write to see the commit code when I'm verifying? "git verify-commit -v" gives me "tree" and "parent" but not the commit code. I'm on linux.