John Titor · 2026-09-18 07:26
What's the best alternative to GitHub? Thought about Codeberg, but it is now chimps out against LLM's and cryptocurrency projects for some reason. Also I remember there was git hosting created by some imageboard dwellers.
Pris · 2026-09-18 08:05
>refers to good standards as "chimping out"
go back to tardhub you soykafstain
Unknown · 2026-09-18 08:21
this post sold me on Codeberg. This post represents the type of people Codeberg gatekeeps. Thanks lainon.
Hououin Kyouma · 2026-09-18 08:39
I didn't know that, codeberg sounds cooler than they already were.
To answer your question: host a gitea under your floorboard or whatever.
Acid Burn · 2026-09-18 08:53
>>44825
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>>44823
thanks my based tradcode frens
Backus · 2026-09-18 11:34
>>44822
You can just run your own git server on a VPS or at home or something. It's crazy how easy it is actually to set up a secure public-facing git service, takes only a few minutes.
William Holtzer · 2026-09-20 07:10
>>44824
>pic
>write a better post
This picture is, unfortunately, a reminder people I trusted weren't nice to my self-esteem.
Terzibashjian · 2026-09-20 08:34
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> It's crazy how easy it is actually to set up a secure public-facing git service, takes only a few minutes. Yeah, you can even just run premade and preconfigured docker container. Basically copypaste a single command into terminal and that's it. Would be more wise to read thouroughly about what going on under the hood ofc, but even if it's compromised, it will be isolated decently from the rest of your server stuff.
Sipho Nkosi · 2026-09-20 08:41
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>Would be more wise to read thouroughly about what going on under the hood ofc, but even if it's compromised, it will be isolated decently from the rest of your server stuff.
It's not even this complicated. You just make a special user for git repos and set up the SSH keys. It's seriously that easy.