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I intentionally leave some of my projects in a super-raw state as a way to obfuscate their true intended purpose; utilizing a public [but obscured] repo as a qu

I intentionally leave some of my projects in a super-raw state as a way to obfuscate their true intended purpose; utilizing a public [but obscured] repo as a quasi-private one. :) I realize not everyone feels this way, but I do.

Tijdreiziger 8y ago
Why not just host them somewhere private repos are free of charge? (i.e. GitLab, Bitbucket)
- aassddffasdf 8y ago
  It's like putting something on the blockchain-- I want it there so that I can point to it from the future as "my work" but without attracting too much attention in the meantime. If the attention comes, no worry. If it doesn't, perfect.
Shank 8y ago
There are a lot more eyes on those repositories than you think. Things like misplaced API tokens are vacuumed up nearly instantly. You'd be much, much better off hosting private stuff on GitLab or BitBucket.
- aassddffasdf 8y ago
  I do have the really secret stuff on BitBucket. :)