How do we make chan-inspired (non-id/anonymous) version of GitHub?
GitChan
Jose Peterson
Aaron Evans
By installing Sup Forumsentoo
Aiden Perry
A completely anonymous git system won't work.
The best you can get is having a repo owner and the ability of making a push that has to pass moderation before it gets merged.
James Reed
Somebody should install GitLab or something as a tor hidden service. Maybe it already exists.
The hard part is enforcing repo limits, spamming with new account reqests, etc... Session id's and ip based limits don't work anymore.
Matthew Harris
Pretty much this. I don't see the point of allowing anonymous edits.
Jaxson Martinez
anonymous git would be pretty useless
Zachary Stewart
Well, anonymous git would really not work. However one pseudonymous without DMCA takedowns potentially could, over tor.
Daniel Thompson
>i don't know what git is
>i think git is github
Killyourself.
Isaiah Richardson
I'll do the logo
Aaron Lopez
8th post.
>Your slipping, Sup Forums.
Wyatt Brooks
No, but you use a tripcode or similar.
Already exists, but they're psuedonymous.
Isaac Wood
GitTorrent already does!
blog.printf.net
Connor Gutierrez
Everything is better with anonimity. There's no point in another registration requiring service.
Nathaniel Hughes
But you need something like tripcodes even if they're just visible for the moderators, otherwise you'll just have Ivan Vasilyevich and friends post thousands of pull requests until the one which """"""accidentally"""""" introduces a bug related to the handling of Cyrillic characters gets accepted.
Jackson Adams
gogsys33repvmfz5.onion
Close enough.
Christian Cox
Considering the FBI gets a copy of GitHub daily, this seems extra valuable.
Joseph Torres
But github is public.
Ryan Parker
I dunno if they get any private shit or access logs admittedly. Would be any if they did. I don't know what specifically about. GitHub they get a copy of daily.
Liam Kelly
My first attempt at a web app was an anonymous github host.
It's not that hard to pull off.
Just make a script that git inits a new repo, expose it via git-web, and turn off authentication.
You'll have public push access without any form of authentication.
I thought about trolls, but who would bother?
Also, I stopped developing it because I couldn't think of many use cases for ephemeral git hosting.
Ryan Stewart
More links to GitTorrent github.com
Isaac Rivera
Gogs/gitea is gonna be the lightest weight out of everything that's full featured, it's advertised to run on a raspberry pi, just gotta put up with go