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I have been struggling with this, myself. I used to push everything to GitHub, but a couple months ago I switched over to using my small low-power home server a
by sc68cal 6mo ago
I have been struggling with this, myself. I used to push everything to GitHub, but a couple months ago I switched over to using my small low-power home server as a Git host. I used to really enjoy the feeling of pushing commits up to GitHub, and that little dopamine rush hasn't really transferred to my home machine yet.
It's a shame. The people who control the money successfully committed enshittification against open source.
- ecliptik 6mo agoIf you're running forgejo you can setup mirrors [1]. Mine syncs a few repos to github to make them public, and planning to add Codeberg in as well ala POSSE [2]. 1. https://forgejo.org/docs/next/user/repo-mirror/ https://forgejo.org/docs/next/user/repo-mirror/ 2. https://indieweb.org/POSSE https://indieweb.org/POSSE
- sc68cal 6mo agoI mean, more around the reluctance to publish any more code publicly since it just gets sucked up by companies to train their models.