Github Gists: 7 easy steps to push a local repository.
1. Go to http://gist.github.com
2. Type “coming soon” in the text box
3. Click “Create public Gist”
4. Copy the clone URL
5. `git remote add origin <url>`
6. `git push origin master -f`
7. There is no step 7!
@jkreeftmeijer source hut allows you to just push to a URL and it will automatically create the repo.
@jkreeftmeijer I stopped using gists ever since they started to require login to view or search or something?
@jkreeftmeijer if you're using it as a snippet *repo* just use a srht repo called "snippets"? Idk.
@jonn Ah, I didn’t know that, actually.
I use Gists for quick snippets, but also to put my writing in for per-article revision control. I might have to move to a full-blown repo then. 🤔
@jkreeftmeijer I abuse branches for per-item revision control. For example my small program “archive-trap” for naive configuration management and bootstrapping basically just commits things into completely independent from each other branches.
Git is powerful and handles it really well.
Server run by the main developers of the project 
It is not focused on any particular niche interest - everyone is welcome as long as you follow our code of conduct!
Joking aside, is this still the easiest way to do this, or has this space been disrupted since I started doing it like this ten years ago?