GitHub @github.com 路 20d

We heard you. We agree. In light of recent developments in physical media, GitHub is proud to announce that you can now obtain your public repo on CD-ROM. Keep it. Lend it to friends. Pass it on to your children. Your code is physically yours, forever. Until you lose it, let's be real. gh.io/cd

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Ducky 馃 路 20d

yo @tangled.org, when are you getting in on this 馃憖

scott kosman 路 20d

How will you have enough uptime to copy and burn anyone's repo though

Dewb 路 20d

serious question, are you going to recursively include submodules?

Alex Lindquist 路 2d

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Discordian 路 19d

CDs don't last forever. Gimmick.

Steffan Andrews 路 20d

CD-RW so we update the fork on disc?

dominikg 路 20d

you misspelled "Your code was yours until we stole it to train llms"

usrx215/usrx 路 11d

9 days later and I'm still waiting on that CD. I submitted my form response when there was no replies to this post.

Kai TechnoLust (he/him) 路 19d

Can i get it hand scribed into vellum as well?

OHaiiBuzzle 路 20d

Brilliant! Now people can get a copy of their node_modules on physical media 馃ぃ

Steve Adams 路 20d

CD-ROM: the only way to access your GitHub repo with six 9s

buildaditya.bsky.social 路 20d

"until you lose it, let's be real" is doing so much work in that announcement

El Jefe De Security ("Retired" ) 路 20d

If it's not HD-DVD format then gtfo.

Tim Bannister 路 14d

"This form is currently not accepting responses."

Arjun Patel 路 19d

Super fun idea!!

wildbuilt 路 20d

Cool now pay us for the code you stole to resell as Copilot.

Adrian 路 20d

What is it, April 1st?

Zaher 馃嚫馃嚲 路 20d

Can we also send our PR as CDs?

Fargo 路 20d

Isn't your parent company ditching physical media for the next Xbox? Read the room.

Alex 路 20d

Is this the solution to all the outages and downtime at GitHub lately?

Eileen Clancy 馃Э 路 20d

@histoftech.bsky.social totally awesome. IMO. I think a lot of folks don't have the hardware lying around for this. I wonder if there will be a new market for small devices to playback and copy CD-ROMs.