'uses Git to manage files that are larger than Git can easily handle—without checking them into the repository. But git-annex provides ways to track those files using much of the same infrastructure as Git, so that moving or deleting those files can all be tracked in much the same way as committed files. In addition, git-annex allows for branches and distributed clones of its trees.' I may investigate using this to sync my MP3s instead of SVN

ouch

'git checkout -t' alone is worth the bookmark

This is the future of code review. Commit directly from your git checkout to the Gerrit code-review system; change is immediately web-visible and enters the review workflow; at the same time, Jenkins checks out the proposed change and runs the test suite; once it's approved, it automatically gets checked in. Brilliant!

simple, basic demo of a git post-receive hook to auto-check-out every rev committed to a git repository

thought-provoking piece about GitHub-style forking applied to other disciplines; Tumblr, Dribbble, Forrst being cases where it's happening now

CPAN and BackPAN, as a set of git repositories; essentially a read-only view of all CPAN releases, ever. good plan; I like the way git is useful as a kind of general-purpose distributed archive system

Ben C-S rejigs the legendary "ed, man! !man ed" net.humor for a new age of DVCSes

it really is. Yet another one-page intro to git, but a good one