latest 15 messages by phubarr
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[2015-10-18T05:40:58Z]
phubarr
your instructions use proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation, too.
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[2015-10-18T05:40:06Z]
phubarr
well mike, i can't comment on the accuracy of the information, but i can honestly say that it is presented very well
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[2015-10-18T03:14:13Z]
phubarr
thank you mmikeww !!
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[2015-10-18T01:37:27Z]
phubarr
do experts exist? are they as rare a human albinos?
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[2015-10-18T01:29:18Z]
phubarr
the learning curve is like a learning mountain, of mount everest magnitude
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[2015-10-18T01:27:59Z]
phubarr
you have to be a guru in order to do something simple
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[2015-10-18T01:27:34Z]
phubarr
git is insane
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[2015-10-18T01:25:59Z]
phubarr
yeah i see what tmcmahon is saying... yes i dont want to lose his code by wiping my repo
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[2015-10-18T01:25:06Z]
phubarr
ah, crap...
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[2015-10-18T01:23:00Z]
phubarr
mmike: would that require command line work? or can i do that via the website?
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[2015-10-18T01:22:09Z]
phubarr
so I can't simply erase and re-fork... or yes, that is a good idea, i would've done that
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[2015-10-18T01:21:43Z]
phubarr
On my copy of his repo, I have code that the guy erased, and I wanted to keep that
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[2015-10-18T01:17:38Z]
phubarr
When I click fork, it just brings me to my copy of his repo. The branch isn't brought into my copy of his repo. It just doesn't work. Am I taking crazy pills?
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[2015-10-18T01:16:46Z]
phubarr
I forked someone's repo ages ago. Recently they added a new branch to that repo, and I wanted to add that branch to my copy of his repo, but when I visit his branch and click fork, it doesn't work. Can someone provide any input?
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[2015-10-18T01:07:32Z]
phubarr
Anyone home?