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Congratulations! This looks neat!

Thank you so much for sharing! This sounds like a really fun way to spend a Sunday in Seattle!

And even if they don’t, many if not most of their dependencies do.

I sincerely wish that more educators would teach about Git. Obviously I'm going on personal experience, but how many people are coming out of college with CS or BIS degrees and they've not even setup a Git repo before? From my experience that number is too high. Hopefully offerings like this will help solve that issue.

I remember using SourceForge back in the day. Not so much for hosting my own code, but for downloading projects. I don't know for sure and I'm venturing a guess, but I feel like they kind of fell behind and spun their wheels for a bit.

I've used both and they both work quite well. I prefer Github for the community, and I find their design and overall experience to be nicer. But Bitbucket really isn't bad either.

How many spam/phising emails do you actually get in your Gmail? And of those, how many are DKIM/SPF signed?

I had a similar issue where Firefox didn't like Namecheap's certs, but I started including the chain certificate as well and it worked great. Maybe something like that had the same affect in that case?

I like a lot about the information presented in this article. I've got the accounts stuff figured out, and reasonably good filters setup. But the rest it handled by mailboxapp.com on my iPhone. Gestures getting through my email is such a win (Later? <-, Archive? ->, Trash? --->). I'm not nearly disciplined enough to go through a "todo" filter. With Mailbox, I can say when I should look at it again, and then I'm reminded about it.

Another thing I've done is the [email protected] trick. Easiest account filtering possible.