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by andros1 days ago |
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GitHub Pages requires subscriptions for private repos.

use Cloudflare.

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upvoteby andros1 days ago|
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Are you sure?
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upvoteby 57016524001 days ago|
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https://github.com/pricing

https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/22817

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upvoteby andros1 days ago|
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GitHub Pages is free for public repos, which makes perfect sense for a public blog. IndieWeb content is public by design.
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upvoteby 570165240020 hours ago|
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you guys keep shifting goal posts is nuts.

whatever critisism is just "IndieWeb decides not to do so".

not admiting own mistakes also goes hand-in-hand with it.

overall, recipe for disaster.

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upvoteby klez18 hours ago|
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We're talking about public websites. Nobody moved the goalpost. It's always been about online presence, hence public websites.
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upvoteby 570165240018 hours ago|
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no. you do move goalpost. you talking about public webiste, and now you need to make public entire git for it.

do you see difference between history of edits and internal documentation about the public website and public website itself? or sources to build website vs website itself? it is nuts not to see distinction of that.

github repo != public webpage. this is nuts.

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upvoteby 57016524001 days ago|
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ask street-bbq vendor or cleaning-lady or uber-driver what is a "GitHub"
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upvoteby andros1 days ago|
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If you can learn to make a hamburger, with or without AI, they can learn to manage their site.
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upvoteby marysol514 hours ago|
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Have you been past a tradies white van in the last 20 years?

They, if you're lucky, may have "davethepublumber.co.uk" and then "dave6969@gmail.com" printed on the side

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upvoteby aboardRat41 days ago|
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Of course not.

Or at least they won't enjoy it.

Physical activity is enjoyable for most people, whereas mental is painful.

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upvoteby andros14 hours ago|
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For me it's the exact opposite, and I don't think I'm alone. Now you've reminded me that I have to go to the gym this afternoon... :(
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upvoteby j4523 hours ago|
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IndieWeb could and should find ways to make self-hosting turn key.

Some examples of that exist for sure.

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upvoteby inigyou19 hours ago|
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Squarespace, Wix

If it's turnkey it can't be "self". Even if you could buy a magic hosting box to put in your home network, you would be dependent on its support.

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upvoteby marysol514 hours ago|
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"Say no to big tech by buying services"
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upvoteby andros14 hours ago|
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Why?
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