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Re:GitHub's email correlation for authorship by JamesBastard on Wednesday May 12, 2010 @07:15PM (#1342606)
Github has a bunch of security holes.....you'd be surprised what's out there right now....

here's a screenshot from some of my github expliots...

http://i.imgur.com/irL01.png

Re:GitHub's email correlation for authorship by kneath on Wednesday May 12, 2010 @07:29PM (#1342637)
As I recall, your account got suspended because of this and suddenly became extremely apologetic when you realized you needed your account for work the next day.

There's a big difference between a security hole and acting like a jackass.

Re:GitHub's email correlation for authorship by JamesBastard on Wednesday May 12, 2010 @07:36PM (#1342654)
if you look at the IRC logs for the day you'll see i specifically warned some employees what i was doing hours before i did it. you'll also see i was instantly unbanned and was making jokes about how my boss would be mad at me if i got banned from github.

i could have easily not been detected doing this. i chose to to spam the site to see how fast it could respond. i got those 2k users in about 3 minutes or so....

Re:GitHub's email correlation for authorship by colonelxc on Wednesday May 12, 2010 @08:00PM (#1342707)
I don't get it? It looks just like the "explore" page on github... am I missing something?
Re:GitHub's email correlation for authorship by there on Wednesday May 12, 2010 @08:31PM (#1342771)
the top trending project is a project he created to get to the top of the trending projects list.
Re:GitHub's email correlation for authorship by savant on Wednesday May 12, 2010 @08:35PM (#1342784)
The number of watchers on the first repository.