If you've been following along, the repositories you could view from the code page were git submodules which were kept up to date through a tedious pulling/committing/pushing process. That was causing a bit of wasted time, and required a whole copy of the repositories to live under the site's root. Now, I'm killed all the submodules and there are just symbolic links to the bare repositories I push directly too. There is now no lag in updates, no manual tracking, and much less used RAM. The site code has been updated to use git ls-tree a bit. I'm even using the -z option in case I commit some files with newlines in the names or something crazy awesome like that XD