lternative probably is gitlab which is free and git based
>> >>
>> >> Anyway there's no reason to change right now because github already
>> >> was
>> >> non-free and closed so there's nothing new with MS, just a closed
>> company
>> >
od before it could be good now Just sit down
> to
> >> see what MS is planning
> >>
> >> El Mar 05/06/2018, 8:45, Nehal escribió:
> >>
> >>> Dear PicoLisp programmers,
> >>>
> >>> Just see attached news of GitHub been sold out to Micr
nd closed so there's nothing new with MS, just a closed
> company
> >> swapping. If github was good before it could be good now Just sit down
> to
> >> see what MS is planning
> >>
> >> El Mar 05/06/2018, 8:45, Nehal escribió:
> >>
> >>&g
ow because github already was
>> non-free and closed so there's nothing new with MS, just a closed company
>> swapping. If github was good before it could be good now Just sit down to
>> see what MS is planning
>>
>> El Mar 05/06/2018, 8:45, Nehal escribió:
>>
>&
> While I personally are on your side here, I think people can end up for
> instance loving Java and complex systems and at the same time hate
> surveillance and centralisation.
Yes, that's what I meant by *principle* -> *design* -> *philosophy*.
>
> // Jakob
>
>
> --
> UNSUBSCRIBE:
Hello Philipp,
> Gitlab is also not totally free software.
1. I meant free in sense of "free speech", not "free beer" as Richard
Stallman (gnu.org, stallman.org) would say!
2.
https://motherboard.vice.com/amp/en_us/article/ywen8x/13000-projects-ditched-github-for-gitlab-monday-morning
3.
> 5 juni 2018 kl. 14:05 skrev Nehal :
>
> Hello Jakob,
>
> I believe it's ultimately about principle -> design -> philosophy (of
> course security features matter!) of any software/service. Otherwise
> why even invest time on picolisp, Java (or similar others) would be
> better!
While I
Yes, that was my point, I will be sticking with Github for some time
because of the social aspect, but I want to self host for other
reasons.
I don't think that Github's data mining or social features are
particularly disgusting. Due to the nature of what it is, and the data
that is provided to
Hello Jakob,
> But if you dislike GitHub on
> principle or because the data mining and the surveillance of the social
> function is disgusting to you, you should not use it.
I believe it's ultimately about principle -> design -> philosophy (of
course security features matter!) of any
THE selling point of github for individuals and small projects, is the social
aspect.
And you have to think about what you are securing yourself from. It’s not like
GitHub is going to take your code and run. But if you dislike GitHub on
principle or because the data mining and the surveillance
If you really want security then self hosting is the way to go.
Everyone offers a self hosted solution, although some are more pricey
than others. Github and Bitbucket self hosting. Github is $2.5k /10
users / year, Bitbucket is $2 / user / month. Gitlab also costs money if
you don't want the
ready was
>> non-free and closed so there's nothing new with MS, just a closed company
>> swapping. If github was good before it could be good now Just sit down to
>> see what MS is planning
>>
>> El Mar 05/06/2018, 8:45, Nehal escribió:
>>
>>> Dear
o
> see what MS is planning
>
> El Mar 05/06/2018, 8:45, Nehal escribió:
>
>> Dear PicoLisp programmers,
>>
>> Just see attached news of GitHub been sold out to Microsoft. Being former
>> FSF licensing intern I strongly believe we now need to look forward to
>>
is planning
El Mar 05/06/2018, 8:45, Nehal escribió:
> Dear PicoLisp programmers,
>
> Just see attached news of GitHub been sold out to Microsoft. Being former
> FSF licensing intern I strongly believe we now need to look forward to
> another free code hosting platform in or
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