Putting my personal projects on Subversion

Several personal projects, including the ones I've done for job interviews, little tutorials I've made for myself, and the tool for EvE Online.
I noticed recently that DreamHost offers free svn hosting, and I just got around to jumping on that. Funny - it just feels SO good to give those projects a proper home. I just don't feel like code is in any stable state until it's in a VCS. :)
Unfortunately, in order to get DreamHost to let me run Atlassian Jira/Greenhopper and Jetbrain's TeamCity, I'd need a Virtual Private Server plan with them so I can run tomcat. I doubt that's worth it at the moment.
Still, it's nice to have a home for my code :)

Most of it is in private repositories, but I've exposed MarketAgent (read-only).

The clearest and most complete ReST(ROA) and SOAP(SOA) comparision I've ever seen

Of the many clarifying nuggets in this article, I got from it:

• ROA is resource-centric, with the resource specified by the url, and the client specifies the method (GET, PUT, etc) to be called on the resource.
• SOA is service-centric, with the service specified by the url, and the client specifies the resource upon which the service is to be performed.

InfoQ: Is REST the future for SOA?