I have a petty complaint: if you name your social network after a core Unix concept, then why make your users login exclusively through a Microsoft subsidiary?
GitHub is a social network already. You’re logging into one social network with another social network. And I’m complaining about that fact on a different social network. What has the world come to?
Is this a real question? If so, here’s a real answer:
GitHub is the single most widely adopted, developer-specific OIDC identity provider.
If it’s facetious, then WSL BABYYYYYY
And for developers. Only a tiny percentage of the devs I know actually know what /dev/null is.
How does publicly published PGP based login sounds?
Good point.
What if Microsoft black listed me from GitHub forever? I'm also banned from Facebook for like decade
FWIW DOS and Windows both have a null concept too:
C:\> TYPE file.txt >NUL
C:\>[flagged]
Based on the branding, I think their target demographic assumes the dev in /dev/null is short for "Developers"