They are all dead

FrozenVoid === dead
Mentifex === in an asylum
Cudder === in jail
Xarn === in Belgium

>>1
i'm just using github https://github.com/FrozenVoid?tab=repositories

>>1
i'm juost using geethuob bork, bork, bork https://geethuob.cum/FruzenFuid?teb=repusituries

>>2
Why would you use GitHub? What if you get cancelled for being a male?

>>1

Mentifex === in an asylum

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B08NRQ3HVW -- Artificial Intelligence in Ancient Latin

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51fCt9yasXL.jpg -- cover image

>>4
How would you 'cancel' me, exactly?
>>3
Appropriating Swedish culture is grounds to unchecking your commit privileges, racist scum.

Death to Sweeden

RedCream ;___;

>>8
Killed in a shootout in Novi Sad.

>>2
FrozenAnus finally understood that version control is better than wiki for hoasting coad? I thought you'll never learn when you told me that git is too difficult years ago. I wonder what you'll learn next - maybe that indentation actually helps

what happened to the bydlo? did he make his's is game? did he get caught by putin? does he still shitpoast? I haven't been on /prague/ for a few months

>>11
Doing time in Russian jail.

>>12
good

FrozenAnus was the world worst textboarder.

ackchyually, he seems to be in netherlands. hope they arrest him for animal cruelty and death threats. http://lj.rossia.org/users/nashgold/98712.html?nc=4

>>15
this was in response to >>12
>>14
I like him. classic autist unable to admit he's wrong, but he's wrong and autistic in entertaining way. unindented C macros, occultism and 403489390 ideas about game design based on modifying chess

>>10
No. The staff of wikidot just ignored tech support
and their backup function stopped working.
If you actually notice, i use github as a wiki by manually
editing and uploading files.(I only use git diff/clone locally
for special occassion when dealing with other peoples repos).
I never changed my opinion of git itself.
The wikis were also deleted because i decided to not waste
time updating them for 3-10 viewers and wikidot failing software
mentioned above convinced me its not worth the effort, but recently i decided to upload(a filtered version of) that stuff
to github with some new content as github seems like a
great hosting provider due its being relied by many software dependencies.

>>16
I don't 'suffer' from autism.

>>17 do fill us in on your thought process when setting line breaks

>>18
I use linebreaks as semantic(separating functional blocks), not visual boundaries
(making code look pretty).

>>17

The wikis were also deleted because i decided to not waste
time updating them for 3-10 viewers and wikidot failing software

which is why decentralized version control system like git is good and reliance on wiki providers is bad

>>20
I use the 'centralized' Github CMS as a wiki provider to store code and infodump content. I rarely use git itself, except that
i aliased diff to "sync&&git diff --patch --patience --diff-filter=M --ignore-all-space --no-index --word-diff=color --color=always -b "

Github will be around for awhile. Even if you hate Microsoft, it
manages projects for decades - unlike Google.

Google is china tech

>>19 Interesting. Though I think >>17 is hard to read and the line breaks feel arbitrary. Edited on 27/11/2020 14:36.

>>18 Interesting. Though I think >>17 is hard to read and the line breaks feel arbitrary.
>>19 Interesting. Though I think >>17 is hard to read and the line breaks feel arbitrary.

 <---- It's hip to be square <---- 

>>24
They suppose to break when the line is too large,
but the rendered text breaks randomly. use 'View source' and see there is nothing random about it.

Does it look random?
https://i.postimg.cc/c17WL4cW/Screenshot-Text.png

>>27
randomize my anus

>>28
yum