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A developer reflects on the risks of platform dependency after witnessing a GitHub account suspension. The incident highlights how relying on centralized services like GitHub for code hosting, authentication, and SSO creates single points of failure that could lock users out of their work and connected services. While self-hosting offers independence, the practical challenges and network effects of platforms like GitHub make migration difficult, leaving developers in a convenience-versus-control dilemma with no clear solution.

banned from github

I was thinking about this earlier. What if github breaks.
I have used Bitbucket as backup - a secondary remote to mirror my github repositories.
<pre><code>git remote add bitbucket git@bitbucket.org:yourworkspace/yourrepo.git

git push --mirror bitbucket
</code></pre>

I have been using radicle for a while and it is rather usefull. It solves this problem quite well I think.

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The irony of developing on git, alone, without a need for version control, just for the integration and automation… face palm