Project Hosting + Source control

Generally, what do you do for this /prog/? What is your preferred reversioning system (git, svn, etc)? How many people are members of the big project hosting systems or have their own projects on them (github, sourceforge, google-code, launchpad, etc).

Alternatively, how many host your on your own site, or simply locally (offline).

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You don't have to deal with FTP/HTTP. Hell, you can put the master repo on a Windows shared folder if you like. Security is something totally separate from git itself; if you don't care about security, then all you need to do is make the folder public somehow with read/write access. This is why most simple setups just access it through ssh.

And as everybody keeps saying, you *don't need* a git server *at all*. The git and svn clients are both completely capable of managing your local repository, with *no server whatsoever*. IHBT?