{"push_id":694111278,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/master","head":"d6bea5fa7572cc0d8e98e01dc4e0780de346fc3c","before":"9a605f7fbeb3c4030063675101105797222936b7","commits":[{"sha":"d6bea5fa7572cc0d8e98e01dc4e0780de346fc3c","author":{"email":"64b2b6d12bfe4baae7dad3d018f8cbf6b0e7a044@overblown.net","name":"Matt Torok"},"message":"Bash: improve how we display Ubuntu dynamic MOTD\n\nBefore we were just `cat`ing `/var/run/motd.dynamic`, would could be\nstale. Now we directly use `run-parts` to run the scripts in\n`/etc/update-motd.d` to show the MOTD.\n\nThe only downside of this is that, if some scripts require root access\n(which they usually have, because they're run by pam_motd), they will\nfail. We `2>/dev/null` the command to filter out the error, but we also\ndon't see the intended output. So it's a trade off...","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/int3h/dotfiles/commits/d6bea5fa7572cc0d8e98e01dc4e0780de346fc3c"}]}