So except for work I'm already doing on projects like #homeassistant, I'm ready to #deletegithub , already have my own #gitea.
I understand the why, now the how of regaining the github network effect: are we working towards a federated git network? Or should make gitlab.com a new centralised place for foss?
'Cause I like my #gitea instance for my personal stuff, but what do I do with a new project that aims to grow?
@yarmo I'm going to start putting all my projects onto sr.ht (when I actually get round to making them, that is.)
It has no JS, is 100% open source and has only had 2 outages this year, both of which were planned and announced a week in advance.
Hard sell, I know. However, I genuinely like the product.
@yarmo yeah, looking back it wasn't really. But when I was writing it I felt like a bit of a shill for some reason.
@humanetech @yarmo I tired gitea, though unless you self host it I don't really see the point.
@humanetech @yarmo wow.
At one point I was using 0xcab for all my work, but now I just really like sr.ht
@freddyym that's not a hard sell at all, I already have an account but now I'll actually try it for real