@evan Yeah, sounds like just SSH is network restricted. I'm guessing you could generate a PAT and use that for HTTPS auth to push; AFAIK there's no way to restrict that in GHES
@evan Just out of curiosity, are they running GitHub Enterprise Server (would be a custom hostname), or is it GitHub Enterprise Cloud with IP restrictions (on github.com)?
I'm the platform manager for our GitHub operations at work, and most of that is GitHub Enterprise Server.
@mattl On a related note, I'm still disappointed that switches aren't part of the core HDMI CEC spec. I want to plug in an HDMI switch and the TV will just see it and go "I guess I have 5 more inputs now", and you wouldn't need a separate remote.
If the manufacturers need an evil capitalist angle to make this happen, it would allow them to justify shipping TVs with only one input; you can always buy more later.
Huh, how did I get on top of this soapbox? Sorry, I'll get down now.
@mattl Through trial and error, I recently found one which 1) has all the HXPL 2.3pre1FINAL(v2final) standards and whatnot, and 2) didn't freak out randomly. It's kind of sad that this took multiple attempts.
- Small (under 15cm long) - USB-C rechargeable - Doesn't self-discharge in storage - Reasonably solid - Has a lanyard - Has a focus ring - Starts on a low brightness mode - Button turns it off if it's been on for a few seconds, instead of next mode
Of all the personified LLM chatbots out there now, how did they not make Ask Jeeves into one? (I think as I discovered Amazon's LLM chatbot is named... uhh, Rufus.)
(I just checked askjeeves.com: it's a simple wrapper around what I assume is Bing's API search, and is completely broken with an adblocker. Sadly, no Bonzi Buddy tie-ins either.)
#TIL You know how tape measures have the L-hook on the end and it's always a little loose? Turns out that's deliberate. It's designed to move an amount exactly the width of the hook, so the measurement is the same whether you're pushing it up against something or using it to hook on something.
This actually took some non-trivial effort to do. The weather.gov API isn't 100% reliable, so it needs to start trying to pull weather data about 15 minutes ahead of time. It also needs to actually post at 8:47 AM MST / MDT, in a land where most of my server stuff is UTC. Over half of the code is just figuring out when to do stuff.
This is the throwaway joke I was working on yesterday, an automated weather announcement for the Black Mesa Transit System, posting each morning at 8:47 AM (Mountain). And yes, the temperatures are actually for southern New Mexico.
@puniko I reported it an hour ago and it's still up... Again, you would think once YouTube was aware of the takeover of a multimillion subscriber channel, on a Monday morning, even, they would act quickly, but
(I'm mostly angry because the Save a Fox people seem very sweet and... well, foxes are cute.)