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Today's #FreeSoftwareAdvent is forgejo, a self-hostable code forge.
Although I use a headless remote git server for some things, I've been happily experimenting with a public, self-hosted instance of forgejo this year.
I look forward to federation functionality in due course!
Lockenv – Simple encrypted secrets storage for Git
https://github.com/illarion/lockenv
#HackerNews #Lockenv #Encrypted #Secrets #Git #Storage #OpenSource #Cybersecurity
« […] this year 71 out of 79 proposals we received for the #GSoC 2025 were spammy and very often #AI generated. This is a significant increase compared to previous years. I remember that a few years ago there were less than a dozen spammy proposals. »
🤔 Is this trashy effect part of the AI “revolution” that tech bros’re promising?
Quote from #Git mailing list.
Subject: AI guidelines for mentoring programs (like GSoC and Outreachy)
id:CAP8UFD37_qsTjM97GK2EOWHteqoUKdwxjKS-SU629H2LnbTTtA@mail.gmail.com
https://public-inbox.org/git/CAP8UFD37_qsTjM97GK2EOWHteqoUKdwxjKS-SU629H2LnbTTtA@mail.gmail.com/
Today's #FreeSoftwareAdvent is forgejo, a self-hostable code forge.
Although I use a headless remote git server for some things, I've been happily experimenting with a public, self-hosted instance of forgejo this year.
I look forward to federation functionality in due course!
#TIL about #GitSocial;
"Decentralized open-source Git-native social network
Share posts, follow repositories, and interact with communities using nothing but Git commits and refs."
For those with a Matrix app, the author Max R is looking for feedback in the forge federation room;
"Happy 20,000th commit! 🥳 For non-coders, a commit is hitting 'save' and writing a note saying exactly what you changed. It's a permanent snapshot of your project's state.
The Analogy: If your project is a sandcastle, a commit is the picture you snap: 'I accept responsibility for this new tower—and yes, I accidentally broke the moat!' That picture is saved forever.
Now, about IRL Commitment: The ultimate goal is merging your life castle with someone else's. You can’t just throw away the messy parts or discover a flaw and hit the erase button. You communicate, fix the bugs together, and build stability.
Congrats to the engineers hitting 20k commits! It's a reminder that stability matters. Personally, I’m only interested in reviewing pull requests from candidates with a high commit frequency and a stable main branch. Let’s build something lasting. 😉
response to @shlee
https://aus.social/@shlee/115627130637372701
« […] this year 71 out of 79 proposals we received for the #GSoC 2025 were spammy and very often #AI generated. This is a significant increase compared to previous years. I remember that a few years ago there were less than a dozen spammy proposals. »
🤔 Is this trashy effect part of the AI “revolution” that tech bros’re promising?
Quote from #Git mailing list.
Subject: AI guidelines for mentoring programs (like GSoC and Outreachy)
id:CAP8UFD37_qsTjM97GK2EOWHteqoUKdwxjKS-SU629H2LnbTTtA@mail.gmail.com
https://public-inbox.org/git/CAP8UFD37_qsTjM97GK2EOWHteqoUKdwxjKS-SU629H2LnbTTtA@mail.gmail.com/
TIL about using pbpaste (on MacOS for example) to directly apply a git e-mail patch that is currently saved to your clipboard:
pbpaste | git apply
(Obviously doesn't carry over the submitters email/name etc, but for tiny changes it makes things easier than exporting mbox)
TIL about using pbpaste (on MacOS for example) to directly apply a git e-mail patch that is currently saved to your clipboard:
pbpaste | git apply
(Obviously doesn't carry over the submitters email/name etc, but for tiny changes it makes things easier than exporting mbox)
Today I absolutely pounded away on my excellent mechanical keyboard, typing like a maniac in my Vim on steroids. I set up workflows for the Git repository in my self-hosted Forgejo instance, automated the deployment, set up automatioc dependency updates with Renovate Bot and, in the end...
I produced a static website with 24 lines of HTML.
Thanks to @11ty - it's awesome!
Gitlogue – A terminal tool that replays your Git commits with animation
https://github.com/unhappychoice/gitlogue
#HackerNews #Gitlogue #Git #commits #animation #terminal #tool #coding #tools #GitHub
Today I absolutely pounded away on my excellent mechanical keyboard, typing like a maniac in my Vim on steroids. I set up workflows for the Git repository in my self-hosted Forgejo instance, automated the deployment, set up automatioc dependency updates with Renovate Bot and, in the end...
I produced a static website with 24 lines of HTML.
Thanks to @11ty - it's awesome!
One underrated — at least IMO — tmux feature are popups. For example, I have `Ctrl-a g` mapped to open a `gitu` [1] popup with a 90% window size. Once I'm done, the popup will just automatically close and I'm back at my regular terminal window.
[1] gitu is a pretty close approximation of Emacs' Magit as a CLI tool: https://github.com/altsem/gitu
A space for Bonfire maintainers and contributors to communicate
