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Maybe they have local copies as well, and just figured they might as well take GitHub’s free bandwidth and social networking features.
by bee_rider 9mo ago
Maybe they have local copies as well, and just figured they might as well take GitHub’s free bandwidth and social networking features.
- dkga 9mo agoNext year: LeGit !
- amarant 9mo agoI propose gitgud.eu
- irishcoffee 9mo agoFoul tarnished, I have given thee courtesy enough.
- chupasaurus 9mo agoThe full phrase is older than Demon Souls.
- bilekas 9mo agoOr GitOobe.. although I like the idea of ÜberGit.eu
- taneliv 9mo agoIt's unfortunate that g.it isn't available.
- inemesitaffia 9mo agoI'm sure governments can ask the registrar to make it happen.
- fsckboy 9mo ago"la forge" in french is feminine, it would need to be LaGitette
- isisjcisncjanc 9mo ago[dead]
- cozzyd 9mo agoSounds legitimate
- Narann 9mo agoFun fact: In french, Github, is pronounced « Guy Teube », where « Teube » is the backslang of « Bite », which can be literally translated by “Dick”. So to give an example, is as if English speaking peoples would use a service named “Davedick”.
- sylvinus 9mo agoExactly, we do have private forges we build and deploy from.
- ninalanyon 9mo agoSurely everyone who uses GitHub has a local copy, that's pretty much how git works.