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At some point I was struggling to get access to my Gmail account. Since I usually block unwanted scripts from running on my computer, Google likes to flag my Gmail login attempts as suspicious activity. This would be fine if it didn’t also make one of my only alternative identification methods an SMS. If I were to lose my phone or number I could be locked out of my account. Most accounts I have assume I have access to this email, thus a good chunk of modern life requires me accessing it, the prospect of becoming unable to log in seems quite realistic. This post (by an email-hosting company) builds a case against Gmail ground of privacy. It was at last time to get my own domain and control over my email. I also started this blog this year and it is pleasing to give it a nice .com home. ...

Create an empty branch with one empty commit Create new branch git checkout --orphan review-1-target Reset git reset . Clean branch git clean -df Add empty commit git commit --allow-empty -m 'Empty commit' Rebase a branch to put this commit at the root Push to your fork git push -u origin review-1-target Move to branch to review git checkout origin/main Spin-off branch from here git checkout -b review-1 Rebase to empty branch git rebase -i review-1-target, the empty commit must be at the start Push git push -u origin review-1 That should make a pull request possible, providing the code review tooling. source ...