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If that's in reference to https://gitlab.com/perlmonks/betelgeuse/-/blob/main/2.millcreek.pl then don't worry about it. I have signed in to gitlab and that script is a 404 anyway. In fact it seems that even the perlmonks user is 404.

I thought I was riding off into the sunset as a successful gitlab user. Not so fast...

All of my visibility is private. I find myself unable to select anything other than private. I wondered whether I am the owner, and I am. I see this but do not understand it:

Change Project visibility to either Private, Internal, or Public. The visibility setting for a project must be at least as restrictive as the visibility of its parent group.

I also have to wonder out loud if this is when the hosting must not be gratis, but I don't find evidence for needing to find some bursar now, so I'm kind of just stuck. (?)

In reply to Re^3: approximating geological problems with highway data by Aldebaran
in thread approximating geological problems with highway data by Aldebaran

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