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#codeberg

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Tommi Nieminen

Aamunalkajaisiksi… 1) kuunnellaan läpi vanhan työkaverin #cover-kappaleiden seitsenosainen #meemi-sarja Tuubista; 2) yritetään puolentoista vuoden tauon jälkeen paneutua omaan #Python-koodiin ja yhdistää odottaneet #PullRequest'it ennen siirtymistä #GitHub'ista lopullisesti #Codeberg'iin; 3) pelastaa kännykän #SDXC-kortilta kaikki talteen, ennen kuin se viikon verran ongelmista varoitelleena mossahtaa silmille. #kotijuttuja #atkjuttuja #miehenelämää

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@jwildeboer @floe

Ha, that is a good one. Might be. Measure the exact color per brand, publish and go.

Btw, I found #Deda via HN but then realised that it is also on the delightful humane design list (previously 'awesome' list before I ported from Github to #Codeberg).

codeberg.org/teaserbot-labs/de

Codeberg pages is down now, or the better link is:

delightful.club/delightful-hum

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Codeberg.orgdelightful-humane-designA curated list of humane design resources for UX designers and developers.
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thereisnoanderson

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#divested #DivestedComputingGroup

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#fsf #FUTO #Fedora #codeberg #hardening #linuxtech #cybersec #cybersecurity #infosec #antivirus #hackernews
#opensource #linuxsecurity #vulnerabilities #vulnerability #alpinelinux #router #skynet #foss #freeyourmind

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stib

If I have a #codeberg account set up, with a verified #ssh key on my account and the corresponding public and private keys in `~/.ssh/`, is there a way that I can make it so that it doesn't ask me for my keyphrase every time I push? I'm sure VSCode could do this, but since I've switched to #Helix, which doesn't have git built-in I've been manually doing the git stuff.
My knowledge of #cryptography and #git are well and truly at the 'barely enough to get myself into trouble' level.
#AskFedi

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Simon Daron

Je bouge de #github vers #codeberg.com

Je viens d'y publier:

- codeberg.org/luthierio/python_ librairie d'analyse harmonique, qui m'a permis de créer le livre 200 Djangos;
- codeberg.org/luthierio/pdf-fre Librairie python pour produire des diapasons imprimables pour la lutherie;
- codeberg.org/luthierio/FdS_Pla Player mp3 de salon pour la pratique et l'étude instrumentale

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Codeberg.orgpython_music_harmonypython_music_harmony
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shom ✊🏽🐧📷🤿🏔️🪚

This is a great write up and elegant solution for a static Pages repo by @mttaggart

We know we need two repositories. Instead of relying of YAML-driven DevOps stuff, why not use something a bit more elemental: Git submodules.
If we make our site repo a submodule of the source module, we can make our lives much, much easier.

https://infosec.exchange/@mttaggart/114257261507197110

Infosec ExchangeTaggart :donor: (@mttaggart@infosec.exchange)I migrated my coding life, including my static websites, off GitHub. It's easier than you might think! Here's how I did it. https://taggart-tech.com/migrate-to-codeberg/
#Codeberg#Pages#SSG
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Bo Morgan

Just set up my first Jenkins pipeline Debian package build process for a project using podman. I love the SCM declarative pipeline description. Created my first devops-specific git repo to hold the pipeline script and the podman dockerfile.

Although it is set up to be trigger from pushes to the main branch on my codeberg git repo, I'm just pressing build occasionally for the fun of watching it turn green.

I've only set up the first stage of the pipeline, but it gives me a solid sense of accomplishment.

The image displays a "Stage View" from a software development tool, showing the average stage times for a series of builds. The top section of the image includes a table with columns labeled "Declarative: Checkout SCM," "Build," "Test," "Create Image," and "Deploy." The "Checkout SCM" column shows a consistent time of 3 seconds for each build. The "Build" column shows varying times, with the most recent build at 1 minute and 34 seconds, highlighted in blue. The "Test" column shows times ranging from 72ms to 93ms, while the "Create Image" and "Deploy" columns show times ranging from 65ms to 85ms. The left side of the image lists six builds with their respective timestamps and the number of commits. The most recent build (#45) is at 18:20 with no changes, while the build (#40) at 05:29 has 2 commits. The average stage time is displayed as 3 seconds, with a full run time of approximately 3 minutes and 40 seconds. The background is dark, with the text and bars in various shades of blue and green, providing a clear contrast for readability.
#jenkins#pipeline#devops
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Dave🌱

If you, like me, are incredibly excited by this wonderful news, know that —at least for now— you can disable all this #Copilot crap by visiting github.com/settings/copilot and switching all the options to Disabled/Blocked. Perhaps especially the on-by-default "Allow GitHub to use my data for product improvements" one.
Thanks to #GitHub for reminding me how glad I am for #SelfHosting my own #Gitea #Git #Forge. If you're not already, maybe consider it or a (partial) move to #Codeberg too. It's great!

Partial screenshot of an email I have received from Microsoft (neé GitHub), with a header image that reads "GitHub Copilot". Text underneath this header image reads: You now have access to GitHub Copilot in VS Code and github.com for free as part of your GitHub user account — and that includes support for models from OpenAI and Anthropic. Underneath this text is a green call-to-action buttoin that reads "Ask Copilot how to get started"
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Camelia :tranarchy_a_nonbinary: 🇵🇸

New blog post: Setting up Forgejo on Alpine with Nginx and Fail2ban

#Forgejo is an awesome code hosting platform. It is a community-driven hard fork of Gitea, that is being developed over at #Codeberg. In this article, I will provide a complete guide for setting up a self-hosted Forgejo instance on an #AlpineLinux system, behind an nginx reverse proxy with TLS. Additionally, I will explain how to secure the instance against brute-force login attempts, using Fail2ban.

camelia.dev/posts/setting-up-f

camelia.devSetting up Forgejo on Alpine with Nginx and Fail2ban | ~camelia's digital spaceForgejo is an awesome code hosting platform. It is a community-driven hard fork of Gitea, that is being developed over at Codeberg. In this article, I will provide a complete guide for setting up a self-hosted Forgejo instance on an Alpine Linux system, behind an nginx reverse proxy with TLS. Additionally, I will explain how to secure the instance against brute-force login attempts, using Fail2ban.
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