• A_norny_mousse@feddit.org
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      There’s plenty alternatives.

      • Sourcehut sr.ht (possibly other instances)
      • Various gitlab instances, e.g. framagit.org
      • not to mention git’s own web ui which runs under so many domains; some of them might even be open to signups.
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        Unfortunately none has quite as good of a search engine. Do any actually have social features like friends and feeds?

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      Our company runs everything on Azure. We use windows PCs, Visual Studio Professional, C# .Net, outlook, teams, etc.

      We make enterprise software and I am happy really. I wasn’t at the start but as time goes on I don’t care, I do my job and go home.

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        The company I worked at got acquired by a big tech company. We’re switching from Google suite to Microsoft, Mac to Windows, Slack to Teams, etc. It’s pretty painful as transitions go, and if not for golden handcuffs I’d be gone.

        I’m not sure if I’ll ever be happy with Visual Studio though, so I use Jetbrains Rider.

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        So your company either works with Microsoft or has a weird idea of security. Teams does not work without taking home to Microsoft. My company tried everything but couldn’t make it work, so they extended their Skype for business service for some years.

        I hope they switch to Linux when this is over.

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          Been in business 20 years with regular pen testing and had no complaints and have some pretty large clients.

          .Net is popular in the UK for enterprise.

          Might do you well to make less assumptions.

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      Because businesses that use .NET are already paying for it with their visual studio subscription or higher Microsoft support. It’s a bare minimum product that has no incentive to improve because no one pays for it. But businesses force the use of it because “we’re already paying for it”

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    shit, whats this going to mean for repos like massgrave? will microsoft enforce shitty policies against DIY software that’s published there if it violates somebody’s terms of use?

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      I’m finding this kind of Pikachu surprised face meme worthy, really.

      We all know and knew that GitHub is Microsoft’s. We all know that Microsoft is fucking evil, yet everyone and their mother have their main repo management with GitHub.

      W.T.F.

      what did you expect would happen, sooner rather than later?

      Well technically nothing has happened yet, but you can imagine the fun that is coming

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        I honestly don’t understand why Github hasn’t been abandoned by users at this point. If I were a company, I’d either go to the competition, who is just as good if not better, or host in-house if the means are there.

        I’m just a freelancer and I gave up on github 3 years ago

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        i’m having these same feelings about my youtube channel. they tell me i’m paranoid…

        ‘what, you think youtube is gonna go down?’

        it’s not that i think it’s gonna go down, but it’s that nothing gold can stay. i gotta get some eggs in a different basket.

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    Didn’t this clown literally say like lastweek that if you’re a dev and you’re not using AI to get out? well…he’s out and look what happens.

    Move to Codeberg, donate to them, or self host your git repos.

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        How has GitHub been enshittified? It’s a genuine question, because I’ve thought Microsoft has been a pretty good steward of it until now.

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          It has plenty nice features, but the “social media but for devs” aspect is awful.

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          For one thing, you can’t do a code search on GitHub unless you have a GitHub account and are logged in.

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    The ensh*tification continues. Time for community git to somehow be federated like lemmy.

    Some sort of encrypted collective sharing of the whole through BitTorrent style shared hosting.

    I would seriously consider donating a few TB space and half my bandwidth to that.

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      Git has always been decentralized. That was one of its purposes. Sites like GitHub, Gitlab, etc actually went against the grain and centralized them; I personally believe this helped popularize git back in the days of CVS and Subversion being the two most popular version control systems.

      Git patches were made to be email friendly as a means of distributing code between developers — it’s how the Linux kernel does it (or did, I’m not up to date on their current practices).

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    So long and thanks for all the fish indeed

    And, which is the real Copilot now? Fuck MS and their terrible terrible naming.

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      Side note, now that GH is in Microsoft “CoreAI” it just feels even more gross than before.

      My data is front and foremost the product.

      I’ve been self hosting forgejo for a few months and it’s pretty nice plus low maintenance. It does all the stuff I care about. I might have to just make a public instance and figure out how federation works or join codeberg or something.

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    Lol they’re going to integrate it into their business software slop that nobody cool uses