ForgeFed(forgefed.org)

140 points by 8organicbits 3 years ago | 46 comments

ForgeFed: ActivityPub-based forge federation protocol(forgefed.org)

102 points by rapnie 1 year ago | 33 comments

Forgejo forks its own path forward(forgejo.org)

77 points by todsacerdoti 2 years ago | 62 comments

Things I just don't like about Git(cohost.org)

35 points by todsacerdoti 3 years ago | 44 comments

Polish trains lock up when serviced in third-party workshops(social.hackerspace.pl)

905 points by miki123211 2 years ago | 283 comments

Mastodon thread by q3k revealing reverse engineering of NEWAG Impuls train PLC code that locks up trains serviced at third-party workshops.

Trying to find some life on the Usenet (2020)(mastodon.sdf.org)

148 points by carlesfe 3 years ago | 181 comments

Leaving GitHub for Forgejo(jorijn.com)

553 points by jorijn 5 months ago | 289 comments

A personal blog post explaining why the author moved code from GitHub to a self-hosted Forgejo instance, citing ownership concerns and the Dutch government's similar move.

I found a useful Git one liner buried in leaked CIA developer docs(spencer.wtf)

649 points by spencerldixon 8 months ago | 222 comments

A blog post sharing a shell one-liner for deleting merged git branches, found in CIA internal developer docs leaked in WikiLeaks' Vault7.

Why GitHub won(blog.gitbutler.com)

582 points by hardwaregeek 2 years ago | 453 comments

Blog post by GitHub cofounder Scott Chacon explaining how GitHub became the dominant code hosting platform.

How I configure my Git identities(benji.dog)

362 points by 8organicbits 1 year ago | 72 comments

A personal blog post explaining how the author uses Git's includeIf directive to manage separate Git identities and signing keys per directory.

Package managers keep using Git as a database, it never works out(nesbitt.io)

742 points by birdculture 10 months ago | 426 comments

Andrew Nesbitt's blog post arguing that package managers like Cargo repeatedly use git repositories as registry databases and run into scaling problems.

GitHub is investigating unauthorized access to their internal repositories(twitter.com)

527 points by splenditer 5 months ago | 289 comments

A post on X from GitHub stating it is investigating unauthorized access to its internal repositories, with no current evidence of impact to customer data.