Except anything I'd self host would be down much more often. I've hardly ever actually experienced down time issues with github when I needed it.

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jeltz an hour ago | parent | next [-]

Then you would be exceptionally bad at selfhosting as Github has like one nine of uptime.

	▲	rachr an hour ago \| parent [-]
		It still has 2 9s according to the status page, but it is approaching Claude levels of downtime. :(

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thecatapps an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I've never understood this argument. Even if self-hosted things were offline more often (which I've never found to be the case, I've had Forgejo + runners running for a year now with no downtime), the real benefit is that you yourself can work to bring it back online when it does, rather than waiting on a large, slow-moving organization to figure out what slopped PR caused their global service serving ungodly amounts of RPS to go offline again.

	▲	onraglanroad an hour ago \| parent [-]
		I wrote my reply before yours appeared but it's basically agreeing. A simple Forgejo hasn't given me any grief. It really seems simpler. Maybe they're hosting in us-east-1 though :)

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onraglanroad an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

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