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by x1024
3774 days ago
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Suppose you are a web agency. Every single project for every single client should be version-controlled, right? But that tends to quickly add up when using GitHub - about a dollar per project per month. So, if my company finishes 30 projects per year, we'd be paying $360/year to GitHub for what is essentially "storing a backup". And if we do this every year, that's $1000/year within 3 years.
Not to mention that for "Organizations" the prices are doubled. For some reason. So... $2000/year? Right now the same job is done by a $5/mo linode, with the prospects of upgrading to $10/mo. |
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