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Yes, but it took GitHub 10 years to make small private (i.e. side project-friendly) repos free.

• black-tea 8y ago
  I've used github for my side projects for that entire time and I still don't have a single private repo.
  • reificator 8y ago
    That's great. I love open sourcing things, so in a perfect world I'd never have a private repo. (for a side project that is) Unfortunately, I have third party assets that I cannot release under an open source license, that I would like to use for my side projects, and I would like them to be versioned alongside the code. That's not an uncommon situation for people who enjoy writing games on the side, for example.
    • black-tea 8y ago
      Github was always very reasonably priced. It was only a free service to support free software. It's a shame it's not still like that imo.
• copperx 8y ago
  Aren't most side projects open source, though? I wouldn't want to commit to maintain a side project if someone else found it useful.