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Any good alternatives to GitHub Gist? (kbin.social)

submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by c2c2@kbin.social to c/tech@kbin.social

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Looking for a replacement for GitHub Gist. Only limitation is I would rather it not be self-hosted, but feel free to provide those if you really enjoy what you are using.

Edited to include an additional requirement
I also like that I can log in and get a list of my items. I don't mind keeping up with a site, or single link, but don't want to have to keep up with hundreds of links. I don't necessarily care about privacy in this instance. I mostly use it to keep one-liner commands.

Maybe I would be better moving to a note taking app.

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[–] c2c2@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

Right now Pastebin or Gitlab snippets is looking like where I may land.

I like the paste.debian idea but the distros I checked had no way to keep track of my pastes. paste.ubuntu did BUT it clearly stated that your stuff was meant to be temporary and could be deleted at any time.

Gitlab snippets led me to look at Codeberg also, but it does not appear they have an alternative.