+ [2017-05-07T15:48:06Z] Seveas and if a user uses a CNAME setup, I'm not sure whether you can easily trace a site to a github user.
+ [2017-05-07T15:48:56Z] bitmod Seveas: ah ok
+ [2017-05-07T18:40:17Z] dtux Is it normal for the github/pages check to take a long time? It seems to just hang for me.
+ [2017-05-07T19:07:12Z] dtux (check == branch protection status check)
+ [2017-05-07T22:39:01Z] sparr how can I change which repo mine is "forked" from on github? that is, the default target for pull requests, and for the ahead/behind label on the main repo page?

message no. 168355

Posted by bitmod in #github at 2017-05-07T15:46:45Z

Seveas: haha it's you. OK, i'm just wondering if i can use github pages for my website, or is it just for open source projects? And if i can, is there anyway to identify a github user by looking at their Github Pages page?
+ [2017-05-08T00:33:51Z] bitbit is there a way to find repos that have a certain dependency in their package.json?
+ [2017-05-08T00:40:57Z] grazfather Hey guys, i have an old github page. meaning i have more shit committed than apparently is needed now. that makes it s/t the theme switcher doesn't work. what do i need to tear out to get it to work?
+ [2017-05-08T01:54:10Z] Crusher hey I'm a relativly infrequent user
+ [2017-05-08T01:54:41Z] Crusher someone just implied that I can map a github file to a domain I own
+ [2017-05-08T02:01:08Z] dtux JasonLind: there is a way to serve a GitHub Pages site from a custom domain