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Thousands of exposed GitHub repos, now private, can still be accessed through Copilot

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Thousands of exposed GitHub repos, now private, can still be accessed through Copilot

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Thousands of exposed GitHub repos, now private, can still be accessed through Copilot

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Exposed GitHub repos, now private, can be accessed through Copilot

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Exposed GitHub repos, now private, can be accessed through Copilot

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Codeberg and selfhosting forgejo is the way. They don't use AI BS for this shit to happen and is completely FOSS

https://codeberg.org/ https://forgejo.org/
- Both terrible pieces of software, hopefully something better comes sooner or later.
  
  Any reason why you don't like them? They're fine for me.
  
  There's also gitlab CE and https://radicle.xyz/
  
  Isn’t codeberg “just” a forgejo instance? I thought the main point was not to create a GitLab like situation where there is a version hosted by them and a technically inferior version available as FOSS.