Thoralf

I dislike Codeberg’s decision.
But I would not even think of calling it fascism or censorship.

I just dislike it.
So, I move on.

And due to the fact that I do not like to run into the next dead end, I decided to self host my repositories now. The only way to be assured that tha rules do not ever change in a way that I do not like.
Yes, the overhead is substantial.
It’s the trade off I chose and accept.

Indeed. The door opened a lot wider now in my perception.

Sure, but that doesn’t conflict with the freedom to have an own opinion, right? And why shouldn’t that opinion be an “I regret …”?

It doesn’t matter. The door is open. I won’t wait for anyone to got through the door, by accident or not.

All that matters is that the option is there.

Sure. And of course I’m backing up my code somewhere else.

But this clause makes it much more likely that my repositories get deleted. And there are other services connected to it, e.g. an app via Fdroid/Obtainium. Losing Codeberg means disconnecting the apps.

Guess I’ll pull all my stuff from Codeberg then, vibe coded or not.

That’s dangerous as hell, because there is no guarantee that your stuff is deleted for the wrong reason.

It’s their decision. But I dislike it.

Why should I?

Ok, I have a cluster setup, which makes it less likely that all nodes die.
But in case they do, I do get a new server, set it up and get the lxc/vm back from my local disk or cloud copy.

I have yet to find out how.

I have started to block reddit as much as a I can already.

I wish, there would be an option in Lemmy/PieFed to hide any article that references reddit.

Using it too

Quite good

Sounds a little too good to be true.

Vaultwarden has its own website. It uses the Bitwarden client though. There is - so far - no (dedicated) Vaultwarden client yet.

Time for a dedicated vaultwarden client?

VIM Learnt it in my first semester and use it ever since.

Seems he still hasn’t learned his lesson as he blames Claude instead of looking in a mirror.

If you let an AI waltz through your infrastructure unsupervised, you get what you deserve.

Hell, I wouldn’t even let an AI access my personal homelab without proper guard rails, functioning backups and strict control!

20 years ago Atlassian was a dynamic and pretty cool company.
JIRA was fun to use and in Confluence you could edit pages in markup directly.

It’s gone downhill ever since.

Now Atlassian is just another slop fest and I hope that people finally leave this crap behind.

Well, the management says so. I doubt that any trained physician would say the same.

If it wouldn’t carry just 8 GB of RAM, it would be a great deal. Sadly, it’s not even upgradable, so its usefulness is rather limited.

They had a long standing contract with the Pentagon. There was a weeks long fight between said Pentagon and Anthropic on how the software is licensed.

And you realize just now that Claude is used by the Pentagon?

I don’t think I could name one thing that systemd improved for me. But I can name at least one major annoyance that made things worse for me.

The real issue is the backwards incompatibility which essentially forced everyone to switch instead of being able to choose.

For that alone I will keep disliking it.