Nyall Dawson
What git hosting solutions currently offer free, private hosting that doesn't go into training LLM models? ... I'm looking for somewhere to push private forks of some open source projects so that I'm not actively making myself redundant 😭
Mar 25 at 10:48pmWeb
Show threadIván Sánchez Ortega18h ago
@nyalld If you're a QGIS dev then you should already have an OSGeo account, and thus access to git.osgeo.org, which is a plain vanilla gitea instance without (as far as I'm aware) any LLM bullshit.
Show threadNyall Dawson18h ago
@IvanSanchez do you know if i can make a private repo there? Otherwise it's likely it'll get slurped up anyway
Show threadIván Sánchez Ortega18h ago
@nyalld Yeah, there's a checkbox to make repos private.
Show threadIván Sánchez Ortega18h ago
@nyalld If you have any issues with the gitea instance, tell @robe
Show threadNyall Dawson18h ago
@IvanSanchez Ok, sounds like a good fit! Thanks!
Show threadBarry Rowlingson18h ago
@nyalld codeberg.org? Not sure what restrictions are on private repos, but I think they are still Good Guys wrt llm training. But I may be wrong...
Show threadDieter Komendera10h ago
@geospacedman @nyalld https://social.anoxinon.de/@Codeberg/116291810735134623
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Show threadDr. 🏔️❄️🗺️📊🎨⛷️🧗🏻‍♂️🛶18h ago

@nyalld QGIS-AU** or OSGeo Oceania could fund one, just sayin' ;).

Or what @IvanSanchez said.

**maybe, not sure if it has a budget. the other org definitely does!

Show threadDieter Komendera11h ago

@nyalld
@Codeberg has a private repo policy for open source devs

https://docs.codeberg.org/getting-started/faq/#how-about-private-repositories%3F