I just discovered Jupiter Broadcasting. I'm enjoying Coder Radio and the other shows. I like Coder Radio in particular because it gives a developer's view of the news. As a guy who writes about FOSS at itsfoss.com (plug plug), I like having a view about technology that goes beyond just reporting a company or project's press release.  After all, developers are the guys who have to deal with the mess their companies/projects make.

I do have a question which I'd like you guys to cover. Which code hosting site do you prefer: Github or Gitlab? I just discovered Gitlab a couple months ago and like the fact that they offer private projects for free. I'm thinking of using a private project to backup the detective stories I write. I use Dropbox for that now, but I like the idea of being able to roll back changes with git.

I know that in a couple previous shows, Chris talked about using website generators. I've been playing around with Hugo. I've been fun with it and plan to replace a couple of my Wordpress sites with Hugo. I prefer Hugo because I can run it very easily on my Windows machine. (Don't worry, I have three Linux computers.) When I get they Manjaro blog up and running, I'll let Chris know. After all, Antergos isn't the only Arch game in town.

Thanks for the show and keep up the good work.