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Now I am on Github as Yoosuf
A quick note on joining GitHub under the username Yoosuf and starting to share code publicly.
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By Yoosuf Mohamed, Systems
Architect
Well, it’s 2016 now, and I wanted my own name to be mine across the internet, so yesterday I decided to claim Yoosuf on GitHub. It really wasn’t a hard process at all — GitHub made the migration so simple that it redirects my old projects to the new URL without me having to worry about setting up redirects myself.
I also recently tried to claim the same username on Twitter, but it looks like someone inactive registered it back in 2009 and has never posted a single tweet since, which makes no sense to me at all. I really wish social media platforms would release accounts like that back to new users.
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