+ [2014-10-17T19:00:58Z] Nevik_ antichamber is much easier the second time through ~.~
+ [2014-10-17T19:01:11Z] VxJasonxV I don't remember if I started playing that or not
+ [2014-10-17T19:41:42Z] frank_o Hi! How does one search through commit messages?

message no. 54127

Posted by offby1 in #github at 2014-10-17T00:34:21Z

Naturally, I could check out a branch of my fork, then merge from upstream, then push; but ... I'm lazy :-)
+ [2014-10-18T12:51:20Z] jitendravyas if i want to host a website in free on github. jekyll is the only option to build website and host on username.github.io?
+ [2014-10-18T12:54:23Z] Nevik jitendravyas: jekyll is the only build-option that github offers to build for you. you can use any static page generator (locally on your machine or on another server you have access to) and put the build results on github Pages
+ [2014-10-18T12:55:00Z] Nevik once you set up a build script and workflow, that's basically the same overhead as using Pages with jekyll
+ [2014-10-18T12:55:34Z] jitendravyas Nevik ok is there benefit to use jekyll with github?
+ [2014-10-18T12:55:50Z] jitendravyas compare to other solutions