John Simpson

"What is that?" referring to `ssh-agent`? `ssh-agent` is a process which holds secret keys in memory and uses them to process authentication requests. Any operation which needs a secret key...

Keybase git repos are stored under a "hidden" directory in the KBFS TLF (top-level folder) of the user or team containing the repo. | Repo | Directory | |:-----|:----------| |...

`TLF` is "top-level folder", such as `/keybase/private/USER_NAME` or `/keybase/team/TEAM_NAME`. (You may want to remember this term, you will see it in the Keybase documentation.) `TLF/.kbfs_git/RRR/` contains the "bare repo" for...

@limpkin Is it normal for the "continuous reconditioning" process to run for over 24 hours, charging and discharging over and over? Should it stop on its own, or am I...

I left it for about 52 hours, then unplugged it. Looks like that fixed it, it's been unplugged and playing the screensaver for the past ten minutes. Thanks!

Linking to [this comment](https://github.com/keybase/keybase-issues/issues/3909#issuecomment-1368602311) where I explained how to change what the "server" (i.e. the `TLF/.kbfs_git/REPONAME/` directory) thinks the repo's primary branch name is.

This sounds like what's been happening to me on a macOS 12.4 machine which has both IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity. If I just use `mdbook serve --open`, mdbook resolves `localhost`...

> It’s unfortunate that this bug is still open. Leave it to google to *never* pass up an opportunity to shove their browser to the top. Gotta show those ads!

Still happening. And the "Report an issue" selection which is *supposed to be* on the "..." menu at the top right of the spam message, isn't there.

The actual certificate for `api-0.core.keybaseapi.com` is issued by a Keybase CA. Normal clients (browsers, `curl`, `wget`, etc.) won't "trust" the certificate, but the Keybase client itself *will* trust it, because...