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Worked thru some backlog. Currently stands at 152 messages.
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Merged work from Sebastian Reuße to teach the assistant to listen for
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systemd-networkd dbus events when the network connection changes.
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Added `git annex get --incomplete`, which can be used to resume whatever it
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was you were downloading earlier and interrupted, that you've forgotten
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about. ;)
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The [Isuma Media Players project](http://isuma-media-players.readthedocs.org/en/latest/index.html)
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is using git-annex to "create a two-way, distributed content distribution
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network for communities with poor connexions to the internet".
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My understanding is this involves places [waaay up North](http://www.isuma.tv/did).
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Reading over their [design docs](http://isuma-media-players.readthedocs.org/en/latest/design.html)
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is quite interesting, both to see how they've leveraged things
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like git-annex metadata and preferred content expressions and the assistant,
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and areas where git-annex falls short.
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Between DataLad, Isuma, Baobáxia, IA.BAK, and more, there are a lot of
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projects being built on top of git-annex now!
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