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Curious as to why you aren't hosting this on github? I would have loved to star it and then come back later.

• mcovey 14y ago
  your web browser might have a feature similar to the github "star", called a bookmark.
  • mqzaidi 14y ago
    my web browser (and the device I am using changes several times a day - so I must store my bookmarks in cloud). Of course, I could use a cloud bookmark service, or cloned the project to github, but as I said, I was just curious :)
  • cpdean 14y ago
    But I wanna pay the repo some karma.
• zx2c4 14y ago
  I don't use github. I use cgit and gitolite. I also don't use Google Music or Amazon Music; I use ZX2C4 Music. I don't use Picasa either - I use PhotoFloat http://zx2c4.com/projects/photofloat/ http://zx2c4.com/projects/photofloat/ . Pattern? I don't like relying on cloud services I can't maintain myself. Schneier's got some essay out there called "Feudal Security" or the like that's a decent summary of this position. (I also happen to be the maintainer of cgit...) Anyway, if you really must have it, I do mirror all my git repos to github as a free backup. Look under my account -- zx2c4.
  • niggler 14y ago
    Have you tried using gitlab (which leverages gitolite)?
    • zx2c4 14y ago
      No, I'll take a look. Though on first glance, I don't really want to be supporting some massive ruby on rails apparatus. I'm pretty much entirely satisfied with cgit -- it's small, minimal, easy to hack on, extensible, and suits all of my git web needs.