I was not aware of Radicle; it's a truly peer-to-peer Git forge which aims to guarantee commits are signed by current maintainers (among, I suppose, other goals).

The article mentions an us and a you, but I feel like it would have been an useful occasion to explain why move (from where?) and why Radicle. Maybe this was already discussed elsewhere?

I suppose similar discussions regarding GitHub are happening today and could explain why this was posted to HN.

This is what I am getting

> Could not connect to rad.hardenedbsd.org The node may be offline or the address may be incorrect. Select a different node to continue.

In this scenario, how does p2p compare to ATProto? The downside of both is that you still need high available servers