A Japanese artist sawaratsuki1004 has been making cute logos for programming languages and tech services, and the logos were freely available on GitHub.Repo (now 404): https://github.com/SAWARATSUKI/ServiceLogosArtist's Twitter: https://twitter.com/sawaratsuki1004 I wanted to download the latest repo, but it looks like it's gotten nuked. There has been no communication about this, only a few people mentioned it on twitter.Does anyone have the latest backup of the repo or all the logos in full res? It would be best if you could also include when the backup was taken.
I found this tweet, and it looks like it's because he kept changing the licenses of the logos in the repo: https://twitter.com/sawaratsuki1004/status/1786039573463884275I'm skeptical as to whether or not all the logos will be available if(!) he ever uploads them again, so if anyone has them, please upload them.
I found a repo which has data from 3 days ago (2024-05-01), so it includes stuff like the new PHP logo: https://github.com/ryohidaka/ServiceLogosI don't know if this is the most up to date one, but apparently Github is cancer and it seems impossible to search for forks of a deleted repo (at least I couldn't find a way). Can't archive it ono archive.org right not because it's down.Mirror: https://files.catbox.moe/c3kfm0.zip
>>1460364I found a fork which I believe to be the latest publicly available collection (with the PHP and BlueSky logos being the latest ones he released publicly): https://github.com/ryohidaka/ServiceLogosHere's a link to an archive of this repo containing all kawaii ServiceLogos on Github by sawaratsuki ( sawaratsuki1004 https://twitter.com/sawaratsuki1004 ) originally located at https://github.com/SAWARATSUKI/ServiceLogos : https://files.catbox.moe/38a6rz.zipThe archive contains git clone and git clone --mirror as well, which is probably unnecessary but whatever, I don't really know the difference. You need the commit history to be able to tell which license applies.
lol
This is why you self host your own Git repos, kids.Shithub can't be trusted
>>1460981While it is true that Github can't be trusted, in this case, it was exactly due to how it is so easy to fork a repo on Github with a single click that made it so the content is still available. It was the artist that took down the repo, he was the one who changed the license for some logos and not for others, and people found it confusing.He is planning to reopen access to them. If I were him, I'd do it asap while the hype lasts.
