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   by huijzer 6mo ago

   I’m pretty sure my Forgejo instance on a Raspberry Pi is outperforming GitHub reliability. It’s faster that’s for sure.
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   by huijzer 6mo ago

   > The economics make the reasoning obvious, though. Looking through Apple’s financial statements, they theoretically could support these old systems. I’m not saying a cut doesn’t make sense, but just that economics-wise they could keep o
3. 63.▲
   by huijzer 6mo ago

   I always looked into k8s and then realized it solves YouTube-scale problems, which I don’t have.
4. 64.▲
   by huijzer 6mo ago

   I rather become a plumber than some device scanning not just my face but my whole brain
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   by huijzer 6mo ago

   When I push new images via CI, I want it to go in production immediately. Like Heroku/Render/Dokku
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   by huijzer 6mo ago

   Agree, I used to always use Heroku or Render style platforms for my own software, but nowadays I just have a Linux server with Docker Compose and a Cron job. The cron job every minute runs docker pull (downloads latest image) and docker up
7. 67.▲
   by huijzer 6mo ago

   Those tests are funny in a way because we as humans have to prove that we’re human to a robot
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   by huijzer 6mo ago

   I’m running Forgejo which has the same core code and yeah it’s amazing. Faster and better uptime indeed. It even works when my internet goes down because it’s on a Pi 4 here in the cabinet next to my desk Backups are done with borg and syn
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   by huijzer 6mo ago

   Really nice. Well done. As a feature request, would it possible for your pipeline to also create an EPUB? Then people can easily access and search through the document even when your site would go down. EPUB by default uses compression so t
10. 70.▲
    by huijzer 6mo ago

    Software to host podcasts. The standard is relatively easy, but getting everything right takes some effort
11. 71.▲
    by huijzer 6mo ago

    I’ve seen the TV show but don’t know what you mean. If you want to say something then say it
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    by huijzer 6mo ago

    What a joke. Anthropic could just train a few more times on the Bible. Matthew 22:36-40 (emphasis mine), "Master, which is the great commandment in the law? Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and
13. 73.▲
    by huijzer 6mo ago

    I avoid docker volumes whenever possible since I find them such a hassle
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    by huijzer 6mo ago

    And also consider moving some of your repos to Forgejo. I’m running it for more than a year now and it is by far my favorite service. Way faster and essential features do not require monthly payment (branch protection for example). It can e
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    by huijzer 6mo ago

    Also sad is the fact that “you” is now used for “thee” and “thou” and such. The older variants could distinguish between “you” plural and “you” singular
16. 76.▲
    by huijzer 6mo ago

    Yes Syncthing does those things
17. 77.▲
    by huijzer 6mo ago

    But isn’t Syncthing already open source Dropbox? Can easily use own hardware too which is very nice.
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    by huijzer 6mo ago

    > Plausible Analytics, with a 8.5GB (clickhouse) database And this is why I tried Plausible once and never looked back. To get basic but effective analytics, use GoAccess and point it at the Caddy or Nginx logs. It’s written in C and thu
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    by huijzer 6mo ago

    > to think that the goal would be to "discourage communism" by a policy that is essentially communistic in nature War is peace, Freedom is slavery, Ignorance is strength The point, as I see it, being that politicians like to ma
20. 80.▲
    by huijzer 6mo ago

    > More and more I find that we have the technology, but the supposedly "tech" companies are the gatekeepers Yes same with RSS readers being dropped by large companies. Worked too good I guess!
21. 81.▲
    by huijzer 6mo ago

    I’ve tried to build that but GitHub doesn’t allow secrets to be stored inside browser so you can’t commit.
22. 82.▲
    by huijzer 6mo ago

    Or self-host Forgejo?
23. 83.▲
    by huijzer 6mo ago

    Laptop/desktop could work. Most systems are on charger most of time anyway
24. 84.▲
    by huijzer 7mo ago

    I ran git-based blogs for years and have gone back to CMS. The instant preview and the instant publishing really make it a lot more pleasant to work with it. With Git, my read-eval-print loop so to say was a minute which is just too long. F
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    by huijzer 7mo ago

    > and static sites are cheaper to run (especially in this era of badly coded scrapers flooding the internet) Is that really such a problem for the average Joe? I'm running multiple blogs via a Rust CMS [1] on the cheapest Hetzner se
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    by huijzer 7mo ago

    > too easy to put YouTube running on the left side, and whatever else on the right. After reading the first sentences, I knew this was going to come up. I have an ultrawide screen but never watch videos next to my work. It just doesn’t w
27. 87.▲
    by huijzer 7mo ago

    Please no. I used to have a Dutch ISP a few months ago that did not support IPv6 yet. (Odido. Same ISP that leaked my data in a big hack.)
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    by huijzer 7mo ago

    We don’t even need to see scientific evidence to see that we’re probably using too much plastic. Most stores and especially supermarkets are full of plastic. Most clothing contains plastics. It’s just hard to avoid even if you want to.
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    by huijzer 7mo ago

    > which doesn't allow branch protection for private personal projects. Time for a personal Forgejo instance? Mine has been running great for more than a year. Faster than GitHub even.
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    by huijzer 7mo ago

    What's the point that incompetence flips over to malice?