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Most of this stuff you should have locally, and not depend on 3rd party websites.
I'm so damn tired of the "host it locally" mentality. Not everyone has the resources to host all of that locally. For example, most open source projects. But even outside of that, we use github for issue tracking, the new project management kanban stuff, a CI server, reading documentation (which is offline, but the online versions are nicer on the eyes), and a ton more. Not to mention that StackOverflow and other dis…
And I'm so damn tired of people complaining about cost to run stuff locally. The true cost of not having some basic stuff setup locally, even for backup purposes is when situation like this happens. It does not take long time or resources to download all of the libraries, with corresponding docs to a local server, or even your laptop. It is not complicated to have all of the new issues sent to an email to have a version of them available at all times. And you don't need a sysadmin to administer all of that.