Introducing Innovation Science Internal Git System (IGS)

IG... What?

Innovation Science Internal Git System (IGS) is my brand new Gitea server. It's the new home for my projects, like DremDOS, DremJS, and DremOS (whenever that'll be worked on ;)). It's public to access and view, but contributing is somewhat locked down. See the "Some Questions you may Ask" section for more information on that.
I'm still working out some kinks in the system, and some pages still have yet to be customized, but for the most part it is fully functional from this point forward.

Why Move From Github?

I thought it'd be fun.
To be serious, I like to own my own data, and I've been "mildly inconvenienced" by Github more than a few times. What they do over there is amazing, and I sincerely doubt that I'll stop using it entirely, but I just think it's time to move on.
I also prefer that the services and applications I use to be open source, which Gitea is.

Some Questions you may Ask

Can I Create my own Repos and Contribute Code?

Sure! Well, maybe. Shoot me an email at innovationinc123@gmail.com, and state your ideas and what you would like to use your account for. I'm pretty easy to convince, so I'd likely allow you to create an account.

Wait... wasn't it plural? Where's the other questions?!

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