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@h4cc @hmans Yes, I'm the only maintainer at the moment. I've been meaning to stay on top of this, but life got in the way. It would be good to find more maintainers!

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@BatsouElef

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@tomdalynh Fully agree. Also see https://t.co/AlHKAaBHD1 for context

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@EasyForex4 Hey sorry just saw this! Did you manage in the end?

[Michael Friedrich 🌈 @dnsmichi]

@SlackStatus @Google @Cloudflare More dnssec tests in https://t.co/22Q5gm2bXs

Not only the zone TTL, but .com with 24h TTL.

dnssec signs the chain of trust for nameserver delegations, all tied together.

. root 24h
com 24h
slack 1h

com has the faulty DS cached. 24h wait.

https://t.co/3DkGhAiRV6

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@clarkware Nice! It's great to see esbuild as the new default in Phoenix.

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@bcomnes laziness

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@redrapids I did it over a Christmas break when I decided to learn Elm and make a game with it.

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@yukihiro_matz Ruby 3.0.0 is the best Christmas gift ever! Thank you Matz & the Ruby Team ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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@VickySarax7 È SKYNET

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@catmcgee I think it's also important to say that Git is distributed, while GitHub is centralized.

Another big difference is that Git is free open source software, while GitHub is proprietary and closed source.

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5 Undervalued Skills in Tech… And Why You Should Master Them Anyway https://t.co/GbnRuv0F2a

[Danny @dannysteenman]

Focus on these 5 soft skills if you want to become a better Developer.

1. Communication
2. Problem solving
3. Self learning
4. Teamwork
5. Approachability

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@bunediye @SimonHoiberg 500 Internal Error

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@dannysteenman "can't we just...?"

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@SoSplush if we exclude jQuery I'd say probably Backbone.js

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Git ProTip™: when you need to restore changes made on a previous commit, and only from a particular file(s), you can use:

git checkout [<tree-ish>] [--] <pathspec>...

e.g.:

git checkout b4d455 -- path/to/file

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@alilleybrinker Ah, I didn't know that. I'll update the post when I get round to it :) thanks for the feedback!

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@rafrasenberg It couldn't be more accurate

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A quick #git nugget for when you're collaborating with someone and want to send your staged changes:

git diff --cached > diff.patch

This creates a `diff.patch` file in the current dir. Send this file to the other person and tell them to run:

git apply diff.patch

#protip