Ghostty is leaving GitHub. I'm GitHub user 1299, joined Feb 2008.

[hipsauerkraut@social.vivaldi.net]

@mitchellh
Doomed the day it was purchased by micro$oft.

[solariz@chaos.social]

@mitchellh absolutely understandable. Also started to move all my foss projects slowly away but keeping closed work repos there for convenience right now.

[cloudthethings@hachyderm.io]

@mitchellh if you can, please try to set up some form of donation to wherever you land. They’ll undoubtedly appreciate it far more than Microsoft ever would.

[r0k@mastodon.social]

@bitbraindev @mitchellh

[bjarne@social.bvoigtlaender.de]

@r0k @bitbraindev @mitchellh Where is this from? That is a really cool graph!

[r0k@mastodon.social]

@bjarne @bitbraindev @mitchellh I saved it from someone here back in March, but it looks like their screenshot was probably sourced from here: https://damrnelson.github.io/github-historical-uptime/

[bjarne@social.bvoigtlaender.de]

@mitchellh Understandably so, I am honestly amazed in how many different ways GitHub manages to disrupt my workflow daily, its small and big things but they add up fast.

Looking forward to hear more on where you go next and how the migration works out.

[bitbraindev@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@r0k @bjarne @mitchellh SRE is dead

[bauarbeiterforfuture@mas.to]

@mitchellh what is ‚Git/Hub‘???

[senono3@mastodon.social]

@mitchellh
Why do you have to live it ... For sure I have placed myself in your shoes and I have developed a sorry emotion

[landelare@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@r0k @bjarne @bitbraindev @mitchellh There's also a third-party, real uptime tracker, which shows that GitHub overall has been on zero nines for a while:

The Missing GitHub Status Page

Historical GitHub uptime reconstructed from archived status data.

(mrshu.github.io)

[gusseting@mastodon.social]

@mitchellh leaving Github for me was such a sigh of relief. I hope it is for you too.Looking forward to hearing about where you end up, if only to suggest to other folk

[toolbear@tech.lgbt]

@nkanaev it's in the article

[adamsaidsomething@mastodon.social]

@r0k @bitbraindev @mitchellh

What do the different colors represent?

[fedihacker@masto.es]

@mitchellh Probably for the best. Down in this thread there's a graph with the uptime of GitHub since before Microsoft acquired it until this day.

It's been degraded.

[woosting@mastodon.woosting.nl]

@greut I just discovered https://codeberg.org/ myself today. Looks very promising and fully @FOSS it seems!

[qgustavor@urusai.social]

@mitchellh The more people I see exiting from GitHub, the more I hope people write guides on doing so.

At the moment, the thing that's making it hard for me is GitHub Actions, which I use a lot. Also, I wish I could find an alternative to pr-release that works with Codeberg.

[spacelifeform@infosec.exchange]

@mitchellh

When Microsft arrived on the scene, it was destined to go downhhill.

#EEE #Enshitification

[itfossil@hachyderm.io]

@mitchellh Another wonderful thing destroyed by the idiots at the helm of Microsoft.

#Microsoft #Enshittification #ThanksSatya #Tech

[bitbraindev@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@adamsaidsomething @r0k @mitchellh i guess green = fine, yellow = incident, red = outage