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| - [Dumbpipe](https://github.com/n0-computer/dumbpipe) - Cross-device unix pipe. | ||
| - [malai](https://malai.sh) - Share your dev server (and more) over P2P. | ||
| - [kulfi](https://github.com/fastn-stack/kulfi/) - Open Source, General Purpose, Sovereign, Decentralized, Peer to Peer Internet. | ||
| - [cross.stream](https://github.com/cablehead/xs) - Local-first event streaming for reactive workflows, with P2P sharing via Iroh. |
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I think Dumbpipe would need to be sorted in further down
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I'm going to redo a PR this one got out of hand I'm sorry for the noise
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All good :)
Just wanted to mention I appreciate your contributions!
Also FWIW, I personally like using this workflow to fix smaller issues in git branches:
$ git log # gives me the commits I have on my branch at the moment, so I have them at hand when I want to cherry-pick them later
$ git reset --hard main # or some other commit/branch. Kinda dangerous: Will delete all uncommited/staged changes. But a useful hammer: Allows me to just set the branch pointer to any commit I like
$ git cherry-pick <commit hash> # allows me to grab the commits from the log above, and I'll just skip the ones I dislike
And once I've cleaned up, I can push them again.
There's also git rebase --interactive which is essentially an opinionated tool to do the above in an interactive way. I've heard people really like that too for cleaning up.
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Thanks a lot. Btw I personally decided to rely mostly on lazygit which I highly recommend.
Fixes #32
Had to recommit stuff because you merged my iroh_send script in the meantime (thanks btw!).