Comment Comment by t_mahmood My way used to be in the past, put bare repos on Dropbox, clone the bare repo to a real path. Done.That way, I1. didn't have to worry about sync conflicts. Once complete, just push to origin 2. had my code backed up outside my computerI can't exactly remember, if it saves space. I assumed it does, but not sure anymore. But I feel it was quite reliable.I gave that way up with GitHub. But thinking of migrating to `Codeberg`With `tailscale`, I feel we have so much options now, instead of putting our personal computer out on the Internet. parent t_mahmood 1 year ago
That way, I
1. didn't have to worry about sync conflicts. Once complete, just push to origin 2. had my code backed up outside my computer
I can't exactly remember, if it saves space. I assumed it does, but not sure anymore. But I feel it was quite reliable.
I gave that way up with GitHub. But thinking of migrating to `Codeberg`
With `tailscale`, I feel we have so much options now, instead of putting our personal computer out on the Internet.