• DracuLad
• Le Chiffre Bluetooth drop-in replacement PCB
• Le Chiffre BLE firmware
• My fork of the qmk firmware
• Pinsel, a Sweep-like keyboard based around the nrF Seeduino xiao
• My a dux dux config
• My corneish-zen config
• A macropad you can gift someone for christmas
• My fork of the Adafruit nrF bootloader
• DracuLady, a bluetooth split board with integrated MCU (I think at some point I accidentally lost all the files, gg. got working protos tho)
• My humminbird config
• Cheap boi, my first self-designed keyboard with an ortho layout

Github

• is owned by Microsoft
• is a proprietary for-profit product, not an open source project like the one you host on it
• steals your data in defiance of the licenses you choose to publish your code under and sells plagiates of your code to other users (also known as Github "Copilot" or "plagiarism as a service")
• will pull open source projects into pieces as soon as some rich guy decides it's time to; this happened before, it will happen again cf. twitter, sourceforge

That is why I have decided to leave it for my personal projects that are not keyboard related (most of the keyboard related traffic still happens here). Please also refer to this post by the software freedom conservancy.

I have moved to my own git and I can really recommend you to have a look. Other alternatives to GitHub include codeberg or gitlab.

Also stay tuned for the future, people are implementing federation of git forges based on activity pub.