What's the next github?

A lot of repos have moved to gitlab or elsewhere because of Microsoft.
It was neat to have all the code in the world in one single place, though I never liked the social media aspect of github.

So, where should I upload my little project if I want it to be reasonably public and to still exist 5 years from now?

Gitlab?

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The chances Github arbitrary blacklists you and doxes you like deepfreeze.it/gitgud.io and dailystormer is many times more likely than buying another RPi the next month for your shit repo.
It's ok not to learn from history, but even CS graduate can calculate dependency on a third party you have no control over is far riskier than organic growth.
Heck, Microsoft bought LinkedIn, they want total control of the developer market.