So I have 2 asks for folks here regarding github, or well, git-related:
* You know how there is ActivityPub as the protocol for decentralized social networks (e.g. Mastodon, etc.)? Is there something like that for git? More specifically, is there a decentralized hosting option for git, but which is decentralized? I'd like to host my own but also have the benefits of sharing, collaboration, but you know not centralized.
* Ok, beyond storing code on github, I'll be honest, i use it almost like a "bookmark manager" for cool, fun code repos. I literally use the stars feature of github to "bookmark" cool apps, tools, code repos and such...What are other people using to save such cool code repos? Is it simply your browser's native bookmarks (and maybe i should just use that, abd be done with it)? Please share :-)
* You know how there is ActivityPub as the protocol for decentralized social networks (e.g. Mastodon, etc.)? Is there something like that for git? More specifically, is there a decentralized hosting option for git, but which is decentralized? I'd like to host my own but also have the benefits of sharing, collaboration, but you know not centralized.
* Ok, beyond storing code on github, I'll be honest, i use it almost like a "bookmark manager" for cool, fun code repos. I literally use the stars feature of github to "bookmark" cool apps, tools, code repos and such...What are other people using to save such cool code repos? Is it simply your browser's native bookmarks (and maybe i should just use that, abd be done with it)? Please share :-)