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unix.superglobalmegacorp.com getting 503 Service Unavailable.
I guess I got myself ddosed. I restarted the instance and it’s up.
alright it is working now, thanks.
and their git is converted from svn and earliest rev dated in 1988-11-23 vs earliest change in ChangeLog dated 1988-01-09 (gnu c 1.17), so either older changes are not in RCS or they get lost between VCS changes/migration.
but still not the earliest as gnu c 0.9 dated 1987-03-22.
I thought it was interesting that nobody looks at the first commit and even asks if it makes any sense at all… Not that I could imagine a massive project like this, but I wonder how much stuff was left out.
Kind of sad how opensoftware quickly loses it’s history.