+ [2015-04-16T19:30:47Z] edeca Seveas: Nice, thanks!
+ [2015-04-16T20:24:34Z] matthavard Was there ever a thing on your personal profile that mentioned what languages you've contributed in? I seem to recall there being a thing like that. Like if you've contributed to a lot of Python projects and a lot of Ruby projects, it would say "Python, Ruby" somewhere on your profile.
+ [2015-04-16T20:40:16Z] matthavard asking again in case any newcomers know: Was there ever a thing on your personal profile that mentioned what languages you've contributed in? I seem to recall there being a thing like that. Like if you've contributed to a lot of Python projects and a lot of Ruby projects, it would say "Python, Ruby" somewhere on your profile.
+ [2015-04-16T21:08:12Z] LFS how to reach this link from the main page? https://github.com/search/advanced
+ [2015-04-16T21:22:30Z] stanreg Search woes: I'm trying to search a repo for a keyword which is actually included in its source files. The keyword returns zero results, despite it present in the repo. What am I doing wrong? keyword: "wifi_get_broadcast_if", present in: https://github.com/chadouming/nodemcu-firmware/blob/dev096/include/user_interface.h

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Posted by matthavard in #github at 2015-04-16T20:24:34Z

Was there ever a thing on your personal profile that mentioned what languages you've contributed in? I seem to recall there being a thing like that. Like if you've contributed to a lot of Python projects and a lot of Ruby projects, it would say "Python, Ruby" somewhere on your profile.
+ [2015-04-17T00:38:21Z] lethosor stanreg: searching doesn't work in forks, from what I can tell
+ [2015-04-17T00:38:42Z] stanreg lethosor, that's sad.
+ [2015-04-17T00:39:59Z] lethosor LFS: I can get there by searching for anything (or nothing) and clicking on the "Advanced search" link, which is below the language list with a non-empty search
+ [2015-04-17T00:45:06Z] crocket Ouch. job application rejected from github.
+ [2015-04-17T00:51:15Z] stanreg crocket, ouch.