I don't know how much more clearer I have to rule on this. It's the exact same thing.
I don't know how much more clearer I have to rule on this. It's the exact same thing.
alt text: A screenshot of a comment thread by two people. OP comment says "What's the difference between git and GitHub" and the replying comment says "like the difference between porn and pornhub"
Github is blocked in Texas?
More like Github blocked Texas rather than complying with invasive state legislation.
I support PornHub in standing up to privacy invasion. Let us wank or flick in peace.
So these states that are imposing these measures and forcing porn sites like pornhub to pull out, are doing it “for the children”
But the only porn sites that comply are the ones who are trying to legitimize themselves to protect people. Like porn hub lost over 1/3 of their catalogue over the verification of the actors in their content. To remove revenge porn and other abuse.
That forces everyone to use the porn sites that do not care about exploitation nor the rules of these states. Pushing people tword crime like prohibition.
And still nothing stops children from binging porn
"Software is like sex: it's better when it's free." -Linus Torvalds
While porn may be open source, PornHub is not.
Much like Git and GitHub in that regard.
(GitLab ftw.)
Codeberg ft[real]w. FOSS based nonprofit.
Not the exact same thing, github doesn't contain git like ph does
i have an obligation to say this: i prefer fossil
I adore Fossil as well. Having simple tools like a wiki and tickets built into each repo is rad.
I love the idea of Fossil -- tools like a wiki, issue tracker, automatic synchronization, all built in, plus the more resilient on-disk format, are features Git should've had from the get-go (no pun intended), and having everything, web server to CLI wrapped up in a single binary is an extremely cool way to do it.
I want to switch to it, I really do, but
git commit --amendis just not something that I am prepared to live without
I actually used Mercurial for many years until Git became ubiquitious.
"Git Gone Wild"
I have a pull request wanna merge?