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So it’s open core now? As if this would be any better.

Money

So, Vaultwarden it is?

Yeah, the content mafia really hates everything that makes us actually own something.

No-one did and you can basically establish you fully independent DNS. The DNS unter ICANN control is just the default.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_DNS_root

That’s the question of this thread. Yes.

What are you using for this type of thing?

I just created a send-only mailbox in the account I already have at my hosting service and use this in all my services.

I’m not going to set up a mail server and deal with all the security issues and problems with private dial-up IP addresses myself. Been there, done that. Wasn’t fun.

It really just depends on what’s on your system.

Yes, this is what I wonder.

I use Linux since ca. 2005 and never ever had a program not working because it could not read a user’s $HOME contents.

The programs usually run in user context and have access to the files.

Even if thinking very hard I cannot come up with a scenario where a program that does not run in user context needs access to user files.

700 is the only sane answer for directories inside $HOME.

Finally some good AI news!

FACT

The corporation basically stole the project from the community and started hiding features behind a paywall.

It is completely irrelevant if you need the features that are closed and behind a paywall and are not part of the open core.

We should also keep in mind that Gitea was hostilely taken away from the community by a for-profit corporation that made Gitea open-core by hiding a way features behind a paywall in a cloud.

cgit always feels last century. Even with so-called “modern CSS” it’s just ancient.

I hoped for a screenshot of a funny comment of someone promoting their software under a video of some wild intercourse.

The browser is the best the devs can do with the limitations and restrictions from the management.

tl;dr

If you ever need to start a line with parens or brackets, consider using a ; right before it, as so many have adopted. Although, there is rarely a case where this would become a necessity.

2018 when Microsroft acquired GitHub it was the largest competitor with similar functionality as far as I know. I used if for a few years before switching to selfhosted Forgejo because selfhosted GitLab back then was painfully annoying and complicated to setup and used enormous amounts of resources and also felt more aimed towards corporate users.

They once were a promising alternative to MS GitHub but now they’re going down the same route.