GitHub now provides a feature to discover when you've accidentally leaked company private keys: https://developer.github.com/partnerships/token-scanning/
Makes sense, but it's a shame it's needed. It's easy to screw up.
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I've eventually configured typos CLI to prevent this spelling on the difftastic repo, but it makes me smile every time.
I've only got a few VPS instances, but setting hostnames automatically to match Ansible inventory makes my life so much easier. I should have done this way sooner.
It's so much nicer than seeing wilfred@ubuntu on every box I ssh into.