+ [2017-04-21T14:58:06Z] IamTrying is it low bandwidth Lencl?
+ [2017-04-21T14:59:27Z] Lencl lol that's amazing
+ [2017-04-21T22:10:39Z] Alumin ok, pretty sure I already know the answer to this question, but...does GitHub provide wildcard DNS for repository access they way it does for project home pages? What I mean is, if I go to "anything.github.com", it'll get redirected to github.io and look for a project Web site.
+ [2017-04-21T22:11:10Z] Alumin What I want is to be able to specify something like "myaccount.github.com" in a repo remote URI and have that work
+ [2017-04-21T22:11:32Z] Alumin I tried just doing that, but the connection just timed out

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Posted by Alumin in #github at 2017-04-21T22:10:39Z

ok, pretty sure I already know the answer to this question, but...does GitHub provide wildcard DNS for repository access they way it does for project home pages? What I mean is, if I go to "anything.github.com", it'll get redirected to github.io and look for a project Web site.
+ [2017-04-22T00:27:55Z] ezio how the heck do you view a previous version of a file in the web view?
+ [2017-04-22T00:29:08Z] ezio what the hell?!
+ [2017-04-22T06:54:13Z] theparadoxer02 i made a project,then created a repo on github
+ [2017-04-22T06:54:50Z] theparadoxer02 then i intialised git in that folder and added all the files using "git init"