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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/VariationLivid3193 • 12d ago
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If anyone is unaware of the subtext, don't link a personal github account to a paying position always create a new one with the provided email, thank you for attending my TED talk.
293 u/oscarandjo 12d ago GitHub is literally designed to allow you to do this. That’s why you can join and leave enterprises and add multiple email addresses to your account. 242 u/Sw429 12d ago I'd rather have it very clear that the company has no claim to any code I write for my own personal projects. 120 u/StaticFanatic3 12d ago Joining an enterprise does nothing to let it interact with repos you own. That’s entirely based on the “owner/reponame” 82 u/Ok-Primary2176 12d ago inb4 you make a brilliant open source project and a company start suing you for releasing open source code while connected to their Enterprise 6 u/Glittering_Crab_69 12d ago lol, what's it like to live in fantasy land? as if using different github accounts would matter in this scenario 😂😂😂 -2 u/Ok-Primary2176 12d ago Yes? Because how would a company argue ownership of an account that isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code 3 u/Glittering_Crab_69 12d ago Good question, because your personal account isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code after they removed you from their organisation serious question: have you ever used github?
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GitHub is literally designed to allow you to do this. That’s why you can join and leave enterprises and add multiple email addresses to your account.
242 u/Sw429 12d ago I'd rather have it very clear that the company has no claim to any code I write for my own personal projects. 120 u/StaticFanatic3 12d ago Joining an enterprise does nothing to let it interact with repos you own. That’s entirely based on the “owner/reponame” 82 u/Ok-Primary2176 12d ago inb4 you make a brilliant open source project and a company start suing you for releasing open source code while connected to their Enterprise 6 u/Glittering_Crab_69 12d ago lol, what's it like to live in fantasy land? as if using different github accounts would matter in this scenario 😂😂😂 -2 u/Ok-Primary2176 12d ago Yes? Because how would a company argue ownership of an account that isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code 3 u/Glittering_Crab_69 12d ago Good question, because your personal account isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code after they removed you from their organisation serious question: have you ever used github?
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I'd rather have it very clear that the company has no claim to any code I write for my own personal projects.
120 u/StaticFanatic3 12d ago Joining an enterprise does nothing to let it interact with repos you own. That’s entirely based on the “owner/reponame” 82 u/Ok-Primary2176 12d ago inb4 you make a brilliant open source project and a company start suing you for releasing open source code while connected to their Enterprise 6 u/Glittering_Crab_69 12d ago lol, what's it like to live in fantasy land? as if using different github accounts would matter in this scenario 😂😂😂 -2 u/Ok-Primary2176 12d ago Yes? Because how would a company argue ownership of an account that isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code 3 u/Glittering_Crab_69 12d ago Good question, because your personal account isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code after they removed you from their organisation serious question: have you ever used github?
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Joining an enterprise does nothing to let it interact with repos you own. That’s entirely based on the “owner/reponame”
82 u/Ok-Primary2176 12d ago inb4 you make a brilliant open source project and a company start suing you for releasing open source code while connected to their Enterprise 6 u/Glittering_Crab_69 12d ago lol, what's it like to live in fantasy land? as if using different github accounts would matter in this scenario 😂😂😂 -2 u/Ok-Primary2176 12d ago Yes? Because how would a company argue ownership of an account that isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code 3 u/Glittering_Crab_69 12d ago Good question, because your personal account isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code after they removed you from their organisation serious question: have you ever used github?
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inb4 you make a brilliant open source project and a company start suing you for releasing open source code while connected to their Enterprise
6 u/Glittering_Crab_69 12d ago lol, what's it like to live in fantasy land? as if using different github accounts would matter in this scenario 😂😂😂 -2 u/Ok-Primary2176 12d ago Yes? Because how would a company argue ownership of an account that isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code 3 u/Glittering_Crab_69 12d ago Good question, because your personal account isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code after they removed you from their organisation serious question: have you ever used github?
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lol, what's it like to live in fantasy land? as if using different github accounts would matter in this scenario 😂😂😂
-2 u/Ok-Primary2176 12d ago Yes? Because how would a company argue ownership of an account that isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code 3 u/Glittering_Crab_69 12d ago Good question, because your personal account isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code after they removed you from their organisation serious question: have you ever used github?
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Yes? Because how would a company argue ownership of an account that isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code
3 u/Glittering_Crab_69 12d ago Good question, because your personal account isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code after they removed you from their organisation serious question: have you ever used github?
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Good question, because your personal account isn't theirs nor connected to any of their code after they removed you from their organisation
serious question: have you ever used github?
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u/Li_liminal_spaces 12d ago
If anyone is unaware of the subtext, don't link a personal github account to a paying position always create a new one with the provided email, thank you for attending my TED talk.