+ [2014-12-11T22:48:57Z] VxJasonxV that's IDF
+ [2014-12-11T22:49:00Z] offby1 oh yeah.
+ [2014-12-11T22:49:02Z] offby1 *shrug*
+ [2014-12-11T22:49:08Z] offby1 2/3 though.

message no. 65605

Posted by hagabaka in #github at 2014-12-11T19:07:25Z

I edited the CNAME file for my github pages site, and in github.com's setting page for the repository it says the pages are hosted at the new domain. I can fetch the CNAME file from the old domain or from github.io and its content is the new domain. But I'm still getting 404 error at the new domain...
+ [2014-12-12T00:35:46Z] KLVTZ How would I shrink a remote repository that already has over 13,000 objects being cloned. I tried graphing old files away as well as third-party vendor folder removal. But still, the speed of the clone is almost a minute. Anything else I can do?
+ [2014-12-12T00:36:07Z] KLVTZ The repository size isn't large. It's the very clone of those objects that seem to take forever.
+ [2014-12-12T00:36:28Z] KLVTZ And if anyone recognizes this question, I did ask it earlier this week but happen to forget to check back xD
+ [2014-12-12T00:36:45Z] KLVTZ poor soul probably gave me a valid answer ><
+ [2014-12-12T00:43:35Z] bywaterloo just getting started with github. If fork someones repo on my online account, then clone that same repo down to my local system but at a much later time, can I then push that local clone back up to my online fork to update it?