+ [2020-01-20T09:23:07Z] no_gravity Not every GitHub repos has a "issues" tab?
+ [2020-01-20T09:57:14Z] sbeyer no_gravity: wikis, issues, sponsorships and projects are optional, can be enabled/disabled in project settings
+ [2020-01-20T09:57:32Z] sbeyer no_gravity: I guess that you especially deactivate issues on GitHub if you are using another issue tracker
+ [2020-01-20T20:42:42Z] fargos Is there something wrong with using the webinterface to change a file? A made a fork and changed one file, but the "Preview changes" button does nothing when clicked and the "Commit changes" button is grayed out...

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Posted by jayjo in #github at 2020-01-20T03:34:30Z

I'd like to sign commits with a gpg key, and I have a subkey for each of my devices (laptop, desktop, etc). Do I need to add all of devices keys to my github, or what's the correct way to do it? Maybe public key of my signing key?
+ [2020-01-21T00:18:32Z] fargos nvm; github is just too stupid to and refuses to work with FF ESR for no reason
+ [2020-01-21T11:37:16Z] odinsbane Can I add images to a project without putting them in my git repository?
+ [2020-01-21T11:38:53Z] odinsbane It seems do-able with issues, but that seems to be something of a hack.
+ [2020-01-21T11:45:55Z] nedbat odinsbane: why don't you want them in the repo?