+ [2015-03-08T22:06:35Z] fahadash How do I suggest/submit a bugfix to a repository not owned by me?
+ [2015-03-08T22:06:59Z] fahadash I found a good repo, but I found a bug that I got the fix for. Its only 2 lines of code-change. I need to somehow find a good way to submit it to the owner/contributers
+ [2015-03-08T22:15:39Z] fahadash !contribute
+ [2015-03-08T22:15:44Z] fahadash !help contribute
+ [2015-03-08T22:15:45Z] gitinfo What do you need help with? Something with git? Tell us what's going on, and please be specific. For information on how to abuse me (I'm a bot!), see http://jk.gs/git/bot . Please be gentle.

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+ [2015-03-09T00:36:32Z] insaneinside I'm looking to integrate something like my GH profile's "public activity" feed into my website; the obvious solution is to just fetch it from GitHub via XMLHttpRequest and render it with JS, but it looks like GH's cross-origin security policy disallows this. What's the recommended way to do this?
+ [2015-03-09T00:52:29Z] milki insaneinside: can you use the api?
+ [2015-03-09T00:52:43Z] milki or is that already using it
+ [2015-03-09T00:59:08Z] insaneinside milki: I probably *could*, though it seems a little overkill to do so.
+ [2015-03-09T01:19:03Z] insaneinside hrm: or maybe my browser just wants some headers on my own site that I'm not sending.