ssh-import-id now supports Github!
tl;dr As of ssh-import-id 3.0, you can now import SSH public keys from both Launchpad and Github using lp:$USER and gh:$USER like this: $ ssh-import-id lp:kirkland gh:cmars 2013-02-05 17:54:15,638 INFO Authorized key ['4096', 'd3:dd:e4:72:25:18:f3:ea:93:10:1a:5b:9f:bc:ef:5e', 'kirkland@x220', '(RSA)'] 2013-02-05 17:54:15,647 INFO Authorized key ['2048', '69:57:f9:b6:11:73:48:ae:11:10:b5:18:26:7c:1
Introducing overlayroot -- overlayfs + dmcrypt!
A beautiful live oak tree with exposed, overlaying roots, near my house in Austin, Texas I'm thrilled to introduce what I hope will be an unexpected, innovative, and useful surprise for Ubuntu 12.10! Along with Scott Moser, I've been hard at work on a new binary package called overlayroot, which is part of the cloud-initramfs-tools source package and project. Background In a hallway conversation
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