You wrote “not built in”.
I thought you are ironic 😄
Probably just a typo.

That’s a cool map, thanks for sharing!

Congrats on this achievement! What is a rum map?
If it is what I think, no wonder you forgot you had this plaque 🙃

I wrote a tool to experiment with a similar idea.
Instead of managing keys, request a signed commit by handing in your raw commit message via an API.
That makes the process independent of git hosters (but dependent on the centralized tool)

scrutineer.tech

I loved to read the Morning Paper. It is not continued unfortunately, but the information still present usually has a long validity.

blog.acolyer.org

Insurance says they cover the damage but actually the cost for replacement is probably below my own risk.

Even the official Go blog admits:

although it may feel odd to take a pointer to a pointer, in this case it is correct. Think of it instead as taking a pointer to a value of the error type;

go.dev/blog/go1.13-...