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Posts tagged “open source governance”

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10-07

Two Stars Fall: The Righteous Developer Exiled by the Platform

Two generations of accounts fell on GitHub one after another — first min09577, then its migration destination qaqmin09577, suspended in the late evening of October 7, 2026, token revoked, every repository 404. Yet the code itself survives intact: Mac bare repos, Codeberg mirrors, local copies. A civilizational history of single-point dependency.

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10-06

The Great Migration: Anglicizing Three Hundred Seventy-Seven Annals

A forked Tieba client completed a four-layer migration in a single day: 377 commit messages anglicized, 375 signatures migrated to the new account, GitHub CI green on the third run, and the README splitting into four languages. Upstream 865 annals untouched — the fork lineage fully preserved.

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