Try adding the site to your home screen. It will actually add a progressive web app, which is surprising useful.
Why not just host a server in house?
Sure, let's hope they have a backup policy in place for best practice. But also it is kinda decentralized anyway. Every dev is going to have their local repo, and that is essentially a backup.
Since it's on a network share, there's the extra overhead of managing the file system permissions. And you probably hadn't received access at the point.
Are you concerned about corruption due to multiple users? Are you using the repo in the intended way? Then it's fine. Git has locking mechanisms. Pull, work, commit, push.
Table Top Simulator is great for group fun.
If you’re looking for an entertaining film based on the true story of an NSA analyst leaking a document around Russia’s interference in US elections, check out Reality (2023).
I consider them reputable and worth reading.
Reddit tended to have a pervasive assumption that everyone was American. I like the idea of engaging in location specific communities.
Post content is one way I guess. Doesn’t help the administration. But it keeps the community lively.
If you can get anything close to Apollo, you will be able to get at least a decent paying following, including me.