latest 16 messages by normalra

+ [2016-04-25T15:27:29Z] normalra i can't seem to clone some repos. maybe it's related.
+ [2014-09-10T15:42:26Z] normalra (Which is obivously tailored to my own monitor size :/)
+ [2014-09-10T15:41:52Z] normalra At the moment, I'm using a fixed-size thumbnail that doesn't exceed width of the markdown-body container.
+ [2014-09-10T15:39:56Z] normalra Hello! How may I force markdown HTML <img> tags at a specific width inside a <td>? <td width="percentage or number"> seems to fail, and I know that <img> tags are stripped of any tag except `src=`.
+ [2014-08-12T14:47:31Z] normalra Nevik: Fair enough I suppose, thanks for the info!
+ [2014-08-12T14:39:11Z] normalra Nevik: Is there any particular reason why GH hasn't disclosed that information?
+ [2014-08-12T14:38:14Z] normalra Nevik: Well, it will happen *eventually* :D
+ [2014-08-12T14:36:04Z] normalra Nevik: Ha, that was my initial guess as well; several months ago I wanted to know how to force GitHub to do gc to remove all those danglings commits, but it seems to be impossible.
+ [2014-08-12T14:26:32Z] normalra Hmm, I've deleted my GitHub test repo and recreated it; pushed my filtered history and it shows normal numbers. Wouldn't want to do this for all my repositories, ofc c:
+ [2014-08-12T14:18:37Z] normalra Hello! I've used 'filter-branch' to rewrite history and everything is okay, but GitHub pages seem to recognize double amount of commits (Year of contributions shows 2x, contribution activity, etc.). Can I do something about this?
+ [2014-07-20T18:11:59Z] normalra Hmm, well, then I should probably stick with the repository fork.
+ [2014-07-20T18:03:52Z] normalra Well, mostly the fact that I could forget after a while to update it. Now I have to clone my own, git pull original, git push origin, git pull --rebase
+ [2014-07-20T18:01:40Z] normalra Welp, then it's a deal-breaker.
+ [2014-07-20T18:00:54Z] normalra Nevik: Aw, I kinda thought there would be "fetch this submodule, but also apply this custom patch to it"-thing.
+ [2014-07-20T17:53:15Z] normalra Hello! Suppose I wish to add a GitHub repository as a submodule to my repository, but I also wish to retain the possibility of changing it with my own commits. Does this mean I have to fork the repository in question?