English, duh

need a hand? man touch

check you SSH_ASKPASS and SSH_ASKPASS_REQUIRE variables

https://man.openbsd.org/ssh-add.1#ENVIRONMENT

about the same specs as my TV, but 10" less and 4x its price

it’s true, I was montana

it has always bothered me that checkout is overloaded: it can switch branches or discard pending changes in an unrecoverable way.

so, PSA, you can replicate the safe part of checkout with git switch and the unsafe with git restore.

and now that the handover was confirmed, it’s unlikely they’ll do anything without hard evidence of malicious intent

joining the creepy team this year

deleted by creator

it sounds like it could be a blue collar job though, as remote is not even entertained

yeah, can’t take it seriously when they can’t even differentiate your and you’re

a million for a company is not that much though

TL;DR: the original fork of Syncthing under the GitHub user Catfriend1 vanished without any clarifications from them to the community. Recently, another GitHub user researchxxl acquired the release keys and published a new version v2.0.12.1:

Shortly after the repo was moved to a brand new account ‘researchxxl’ who was not able to properly explain how or why the repo was handed over to them nor why the original maintainer handed over the release key to them. Or why the original maintainer did not bother communicating this to the community in advance.

The new version v2.0.12.1 under researchxxl seems to be free of malicious code, and the repo has reproducible builds.

Since the whole situation is a bit sketchy, some are advocating for the F-droid account to be locked and any release after v2.0.11.2 to be purged.

Update: it seems that as of a few hours ago, Catfriend1 broke the silence and confirmed the transfer to researchxxl:

Therefore, I did hand over all my stuff to my inheritant @researchxxl inluding the com.github.catfriend1* apps, digital signing material and wish them the best to fulfill the mission of carrying on the Syncthing-Fork app. :woman_technologist: We have met in online gaming and developing modding code together for a level that tells the story of a research station attacked by some alien-like monsters. Two players do have to cooperate on fixing electrical devices, a low power emitting nuclear reactor and avoiding a bath in acid. If you stumble upon the game, say hello to us during our test sessions. :slightly_smiling_face:

https://forum.syncthing.net/t/does-anyone-know-why-syncthing-fork-is-no-longer-available-on-github/25661/165

“secret question”

yup, that looks about 20y out of date

no one thinks of the shareholders

nope, just look at their username

IME the longer I wait, the higher the chances of an update break something, so I update my main desktop multiple times a day.

Even writing an RFC for a mildly complicated feature to mostly describe it takes so many words and communication with stakeholders that it can be a full time job. Imagine an entire app.

they took their name seriously

“There can only be one type”