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beginner, but pushed .env, contained mongodb,stream api secret and clerk api.
just a beginner working on a portfolio project, had this accidentally when working on first project too, nothin happened then, should I be worried now?

https://preview.redd.it/q5ir5sk42kug1.png?width=755&format=png&auto=webp&s=8b6567d8944c4afa72659eddb97bc17191274325

Got rate limited once, waited patiently, did one prompt and rate limited again! 2 and a half hours?? This is bullshit!!

Hi all! I am in research and am currently writing up a paper. Though initially not supposed to be that way, this paper will now be comprised of two different projects, both having their own repo, with hundreds of commits and over 30 issues with > 1000 replies total. Now, I am writing with sweave and sourcing codes in two repos. This is fine for me as I have both locally, but I can't move on with this for science reproducibility, co-author work, code hygiene etc.

I am hesitating between the following options:

1. Merge the one with fewer commits with the other one

2. Create a new repo and move only the necessary stuff, abandoning the other two.

3. Create a project? I have never worked with that and that may be a bad option.

I am more than open to new ideas and your general input!

Curious if anyone runs CI workflows when a tag is being created? I was thinking of doing this for at least version tags v* and then enabling a tag ruleset that checks must pass.

But is this just extra security for the sake of a checkbox or is there actual value in doing so?

I'm applying for like 2 days straight,I have done everything clear pic acceptable document account name,billing name changed,edu email and even 2fa but it keeps on rejecting my applications and it’s really frustrating I know it’s free and I shouldn’t complain but there’s no support and I have done everything.Any tips I live in the uae

I recently founded a tech community of 20 members.

​I'm debating whether to go all-in on applying for programs like GitHub Campus Expert . My main concern is the massive time and effort required—not just for the applications and training, but for managing the community itself (organizing weekly calls, managing repos, keeping 20+ people engaged).

​For those who’ve been there:

​Does the leadership experience and "Ambassador" title actually help a non-CS major stand out to recruiters?

​Is the ROI on community management worth the hours I could otherwise spend on deep-work coding?

​At what point does this become a distraction rather than a career booster?

​Looking for honest advice on whether this effort pays off or if I should just stick to building my own projects. Also if it worth it anyone who trued that can guve me more things to do in the community?

Hi I hope I could get the attention of a GitHub admin or something with this post, currently the UAE is being attacked so I have visited my home country and am staying in it until the conflict stops. I developed a hobby of coding and I wanted to make a website, my school account makes me eligible for the GitHub student pack but I have been having problems since I dont live in the country that my school is located in. I opened a support ticket but I heard that it can take up to 3 months for support to get back to you by some other comments on reddit. I dont really want to wait that long so I thought by posting here I could get the attention of a GitHub admin. If you are one please help me my username is 576idostuff I already have a support ticket with information like my school portal and id card in. Thank you.

So I got locked out of my GitHub, because I recently reset my spare phone I was using for stuff. It reset my Aegis too, meaning I can't get into my GitHub. Would use GitHub's ways of getting in, but the 'More Options' button doesn't do anything, so I'm locked out of GitHub now. Go to Google, it just gives me articles that have nothing to do with what I searched. So I'm locked out of my GitHub now, and I hate Google.

Do better Google, Shadowdev-Vita.

I've typed something like this (plus some other things):

- [ ] $\vec{\ell}$
  -

which makes it both a Header 1 and a checkbox list item.

• When I click Update comment, the LaTeX does not display properly, it's just showing as '$\vec{\ell}$'
• It works in Preview for some reason.
• It works in Preview and doesn't work once I exit editing as well in other comments.

I don't NEED this to work but I would prefer to know if this is a known issue that has a fix in case I want it to work in the future.

Edit: It also works as normal text but not as the header

Hi, I have a great problem.

I can't get in any way the code for 2FA, I can't receive the code from SMS or from Github mobile. I have ssh keys on my devices that works, in fact I can't login on my account but I can actively push on my repos. I really can't get in any way back my account? It seems ridicoulus.