r/github • u/YTRKinG • Mar 08 '25
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u/automatic_purpose_
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Feb 17 '24
I am new to GitHub and I have lots to say
I DONT GIVE A FUCK ABOUT THE FUCKING CODE! i just want to download this stupid fucking application and use it https://github.com/sherlock-project/sherlock#installation
WHY IS THERE CODE??? MAKE A FUCKING .EXE FILE AND GIVE IT TO ME. these dumbfucks think that everyone is a developer and understands code. well i am not and i don't understand it. I only know to download and install applications. SO WHY THE FUCK IS THERE CODE? make an EXE file and give it to me. STUPID FUCKING SMELLY NERDS
r/github • u/civman96 • Aug 11 '25
Discussion My subscription gets cheaper every month thanks to US dollar devaluation
r/github • u/InitialPhysics664 • Sep 23 '25
Showcase My building's fire drill instructions
r/github • u/sun_in_the_winter • Mar 14 '25
Is this a scam? Someone wants to buy my GitHub handle for 1 million USD.
In short, a finance manager from a betting company reached out to me via my personal emails. He wants to purchase my GitHub handle for 1 million USD.
My GitHub username is just one character long, which is quite rare. However, I don’t believe it’s worth a million USD. Additionally, I suspect selling a username violates the TOS. Therefore, I don't want to take any risks and I love my username :)
I’m thoroughly confused about the GitHub support pages and couldn’t find any way to contact a real human. So, I’ve decided to seek help here.
My question is, has anyone encountered a scam like this before?
r/github • u/FormationHeaven • Apr 12 '25
Repo reached 1k stars and a grim banner popped up.
So one of my repo's reached 1k stars and this banner popped up. I had never seen that before so i clicked on Read more and one of the first things i see is and i quote :
An appointed successor can manage your public repositories after presenting a > death certificate then waiting for 7 days or presenting an obituary then > >waiting for 21 days. For more information, see GitHub Deceased User Policy.
kinda spooked me ngl, weird way to celebrate, github and im not checking out the godamn Github Deceased User Policy... i thought this was a happy day
r/github
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u/YngFijiWtr
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Jun 28 '25
Showcase Finally reached 100% contributions for a year
....because I saw a script someone shared on LinkedIn that automatically contributes to a readme.
r/github • u/Trackmania_Rules • Jan 30 '25
My Friend got this profile picture...
They're https://github.com/NoseyLoner , was talking with them when they showed me their acc and this was the first thing I saw 😂. Please do not contact or harass them.
r/github • u/Creepy-Imagination24 • Sep 18 '25
Tool / Resource Peak internet: buy a domain just to roast people
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u/athlon640
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Feb 20 '26
Tool / Resource I built this widget for motivation
It fetches my GitHub contribution graph from the past 72 weeks and displays it on an LED panel on my desk
r/github • u/iLikeVideoGamesAndYT • Dec 11 '24
One my my partners committed an entire 2.6 million line Python library to our project instead of importing it
r/github • u/blackenedharmony • Feb 21 '24
regarding that one post about github being bad
r/github • u/i4F24L • Jul 12 '25
News / Announcements 1.3M commits in 1 day, found a github gem 💎
r/github • u/Annoying_Waffle • Jun 29 '25
Discussion GitHub’s billionth repo getting sold is so lame
r/github • u/Fredol • Mar 11 '26
Discussion Vibecoders sending me hate for rejecting their PRs on my project
So today I receive hate mail for the first time in my open source journey!
I decided to open source a few of my projects a few years ago, it's been a rather positive experience so far.
I have a strong anti-AI/anti-vibecode stance on my projects in order to main code quality and avoid legal problems due to the plagiarizing nature of AI.
It's been getting difficult to tell which PRs are vibecoded or not, so I judge by the character/quality of the PR rather than being an investigation. But once in a while, I receive a PR that's stupidly and obviously vibecoded. A thousand changes and new features in a single PR, comments every 2 lines of code... Well you know the hallmarks of it.
A few days ago I rejected all the PRs of someone who had been Claud'ing to the max, I could tell because he literally had a .claude entry added to the .gitignore in his PR, and some very very weird changes.
If you're curious, here's the PR in question
https://github.com/Fredolx/open-tv/pull/397
This kind of bullshit really make me question my work in open source sometimes, reviewing endless poorly written bugs and vibecoded PRs takes way too much of my time. Well, whatever, we keep coding.
r/github • u/max_bog • Jun 29 '25