Originally posted by Rich Oliver
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Google To Shutdown Google Code, Concedes To GitHub
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Errrrr, git is fully distributed...
...so if a git hosting site goes down, or whatever it is everyone is afraid of, I loose the wiki and the issues (and on github both can be exported programmatically and thus periodically backed up).
The archive including all of its history, will be present at every contributing member. Sooo, political reasons are one thing, but it seems there is a lot of FUD in this thread about the real dangers of potential loss.
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Originally posted by justmy2cents View Postbased that i don't use anything from Google, i'd probably notice it few months later in some news
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If you're worried about losing your own code, you should probably mirror it somewhere else and locally. If you're worried about all the other random repos out there, well...I wouldn't mind if someone archived all that, but it's a big job. I doubt GitHub being open source would help alleviate that any. As far as losing the service, sure it'd suck...but that's life. It wouldn't be impossible to re-implement everything they have on GitHub, just tedious.
TBH, I wouldn't mind if Google (search) disappeared, so some other upstart could come up with a simple and comprehensive search engine (like Google used to be) and be successful. DuckDuckGo works, but not always. I'd rather not use Yahoo!, Bing?, etc.. :/
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