> but there are also other ways to share code. And these alternatives might not ...

		klibertp on May 13, 2019 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: China is blocking all language editions of Wikiped... > but there are also other ways to share code. And these alternatives might not be that well known to us developers in the western world. What ways are that? We do know about sneakernet and emailing tarballs, but I guess it has to be something else? I'm curious.

How about setting up your own git remote?