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delf
22d ago
You can use GitSocial CLI to push git repositories straight to S3 without any dependencies: https://gitsocial.org/ . The buckets then are actual remotes and double as static sites. GitSocial website itself is hosted on Cloud
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delf
29d ago
Or just store it in an S3 bucket with GitSocial: https://gitsocial.org/
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delf
1mo ago
Or just push to an S3 bucket with `gitsocial mirror <s3>`
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delf
1mo ago
Creator of GitSocial here: it's a Go binary CLI/TUI that lets you store all your issues, PRs, etc. in the git itself and self-host on any S3-compatible bucket: https://gitsocial.org/ . On more detailed level, it al
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delf
3mo ago
I created GitSocial, it stores issues, PRs, etc straight in git. Works on any git forge and allows cross-forge PRs and collaboration in general. https://github.com/gitsocial-org/gitsocial
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delf
4mo ago
If you would like less dependence on GitHub for issues and PRs, please check out GitSocial, it stores everything in git itself, making them portable and offline-first.
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delf
4mo ago
Discovery is still in the works, but the core idea is that all collaboration data is stored in git itself (be that the project or a fork). It's git all the way down :)
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delf
4mo ago
You're welcome! I'm the creator of GitSocial, happy to answer any questions.
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delf
4mo ago
In "What I gave up" section author mentions his social graph. It is possible to take your social graph and collaboration history using GitSocial. It also allows cross-forge pull requests between any git hosts. All without 3rd part
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delf
5mo ago
Not if you do it over git itself on the existing forge. You basically store everything in git and federate via git forks/mirrors.
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delf
5mo ago
There's a federated identity spec and implementation: https://github.com/gitsocial-org/gitsocial/blob/main/documen... . For GH/GL, just an api call to verify signature, for custom domains, it&#x
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delf
5mo ago
One approach is to keep it all in git itself, the way GitSocial does: https://gitsocial.org/
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delf
5mo ago
GitSocial solves this: https://gitsocial.org/
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delf
5mo ago
GitSocial allows cross-forge collaboration without any 3rd party dependencies as it keeps everything in git: < https://github.com/gitsocial-org/gitsocial/blob/main/documen... > Git IS the federation
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GitSocial
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5mo ago
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delf
5mo ago
GitSocial is a cross-forge collaboration platform that allows you to store all collaboration data (issues, PRs, releases, etc) as git commits with structured trailers on gitmsg/* branches, syncing via git fetch and git push. This allow
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5mo ago
Creator of GitSocial here, check it out if you'd like to have better control of your data and be protected from such things: https://github.com/gitsocial-org/gitsocial
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9mo ago
I built GitSocial that allows you to bypass Twitter/Bluesky in favor posting and following straight in your repository: https://github.com/gitsocial-org/gitsocial . Similarly, VS Code extension is at: https:/
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10mo ago
I'm working on GitSocial - decentralized open source social network built entirely on Git. https://gitsocial.org/ Think of it as tool that can turn any repository into a blog/social network in place.
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11mo ago
The outage impacted GitSocial minor version bump release: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=GitSocia... There's no way to tell, and after about 30 minutes, the release process on VS Code Marketplace f
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GitSocial - Decentralized social layer for Git repositories.
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
Decentralized social layer for Git repositories.
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2y ago
Nvidia should snatch him.
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Credit Unions
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5y ago
Secondhand Time: The Last of the Soviets by the Nobel Prize Literature winner Sveltana Alexievich who also wrote Chernobyl Prayer is quite a good insight into what a Soviet person is: https://www.amazon.com/Secondhand-Time-S
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6y ago
This has not been updated in a year or so as I am working on a Svelte-based replacement: https://www.nightlife.fm It shows which DJ's are playing at which nightclubs. Since Covid started it has been quite empty, hence API&#
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8y ago
What are the benefits of using Crossplane as opposed to Terraform?