nostr:npub1ackmr47dxyacuzsvhzftme8qhd7l6dlj0eeaugexlaq627fv7sqqcc778c So the martians were real but they destroyed themselves

nostr:npub1en87rnqwk4j3lpdvcc4kvgn9gdjxyrj48fwsmpgk6ptqzhpuf2aqt7anvd

>pay a bunch of bucks to go to the cinema

>more ads than streaming services

nostr:npub1x2vc8gu0kj2slcujhkd2y684k32e2zhzn78d2quea4tajn9ql2pqqjar98 And so many times I ended up just patching the configure script because regenerating didn't work anymore, which is specially common when the generated files are checked into version control (which is a rather huge red flag).

nostr:npub1x2vc8gu0kj2slcujhkd2y684k32e2zhzn78d2quea4tajn9ql2pqqjar98 BSD/musl-style configure script: Just works

Raw Makefile: Needs a bit of manual configuration but that's fine

GNU configure script: Hell is other people's code.

Okay `git fetch --all` and now it's there…

> clone librsvg to cherry-pick stuff on top of pre-rust version (2.40.21)

> ./devel-docs/security.rst / SECURITY.md knows about this release

> no git tag for 2.40.x beyond 2.40.16

WTF

nostr:npub1ufmlneg8tt9jwvk6p40t02lxhmkns6zlpu4cwrvxerczdnn4syzqlgqhp4 nostr:npub1jkh4ezmf6zzulh86fam5lj8q236eed00qejz8d4eyqqtpdhdvyzqatm08d Well wikipedia is mostly a manual newspaper aggregator.

http://michael.orlitzky.com/code/libsvgtiny-pixbuf.xhtml

I guess I'll use this even if it means something like changing my set of icons so the rendering isn't as broken.

nostr:npub19zq9jfyaxp5d9x2wzm9p4gr7cndhtap5qs549efkxpwgagwwz65svnu4m5 spagets with chopsticks, just like me when I forget that tomato sauce must not be slurped if you want to avoid making a mess.

nostr:npub1r9syhgxpdelkkyrwd5pqvk0swkgpqncl0rd3cp6tm0lh5wvvhwfqfvxge4 Or God is alive and he's a sadistic troll.

nostr:npub1z4ppnl4myf7dr30t6lhdah3d7apdtsa5skwj0lttjl08flyn97rs0z4u3u nostr:npub1sc5xy5s4lks7tuehyzpvvvrqxh9j8srpu0f3cvuevh8plyrwpsfqcm4hj4 nostr:npub1sklnueufqj00523u4lh74nktrjlgkfqjm95vy55zk0d2nqhczspsjsjhe5 nostr:npub1p6q4vlhzeeplg6dqm4c6stqgs3j6ukfuc8mk5tefwy85l3dvleeqg0p7uf AFAIK even for cash you can end up with your money seized due to it originating from fraudsters.

nostr:npub1pvxaugkzwuyejrmzu6t3qf6r5fqwzraey8jhwphdtfewu854nydqlwnnjr nostr:npub1yck44z5zqxmwpqzqs75ay6ffjdw843ng9p6mz0lzfff3fgz2djlsngujmw nostr:npub1er26g8v2gdquxkyk43usmlk7gaqhle08p378ld3ldfd6p5yrt8usmfarq5 gists/snippets is the one thing I wish could fuck off from gitlab because it's a spam hole.

nostr:npub1pvxaugkzwuyejrmzu6t3qf6r5fqwzraey8jhwphdtfewu854nydqlwnnjr nostr:npub1yck44z5zqxmwpqzqs75ay6ffjdw843ng9p6mz0lzfff3fgz2djlsngujmw nostr:npub1er26g8v2gdquxkyk43usmlk7gaqhle08p378ld3ldfd6p5yrt8usmfarq5 I think most would be migrating CI config (rather easy) and then bits of modifications, probably ones that we're currently missing from Gitlab but can't reasonably hope to add.

And I'm not afraid of scaling, codeberg is much bigger than us and works nicely and I'd doubt Gitlab is anywhere near efficient.

nostr:npub1yck44z5zqxmwpqzqs75ay6ffjdw843ng9p6mz0lzfff3fgz2djlsngujmw nostr:npub1er26g8v2gdquxkyk43usmlk7gaqhle08p378ld3ldfd6p5yrt8usmfarq5 Sounds a bit too barebones for Pleroma and I'd rather no pass more time on the forge than on Pleroma itself, I'd feel like it would defeat the purpose.

(And I'd say a decent forge is reached when the authors can at least consider hosting the software on itself)

nostr:npub1yck44z5zqxmwpqzqs75ay6ffjdw843ng9p6mz0lzfff3fgz2djlsngujmw nostr:npub1er26g8v2gdquxkyk43usmlk7gaqhle08p378ld3ldfd6p5yrt8usmfarq5 It's literally just a few months old continuation of Gitea.

nostr:npub1er26g8v2gdquxkyk43usmlk7gaqhle08p378ld3ldfd6p5yrt8usmfarq5 nostr:npub1yck44z5zqxmwpqzqs75ay6ffjdw843ng9p6mz0lzfff3fgz2djlsngujmw I think at this point I'd rather have to put weeks into making something like Gitea/Forgejo work nicely for us, even doing a bunch of patches, than continue with tolerating the proprietary pain of Gitlab.

nostr:npub19q64tzr2vc2uyyp3rpt9u0exqly5xxmgyle7xglvz4re3mx0zstspctwqd nostr:npub195lnmle8y5dmr9tm4554mtpyyjy68jhxcm5rja6drtvvkgzdsdcszh4d7a Si ton bout de code décide si oui ou non une personne ou une autre a un droit suivant des règles écrites dedans et que la personne est censé accepter ou refuser les règles, on est pour moi sur un contrat ou en tout cas un texte qui doit être compréhensible, mais comme j'ai dis avant je suis pas juriste.

Surtout que Ethereum l'idée est que c'est le code qui fait le bout de loi et rien d'autre.

Par contre coté bancaire étatique, le logiciel ne fait pas loi. (mais ça empêche pas d'être chiant à l'usage, ça je dirais pas le contraire. Ou que la loi soit respecté à 100%, un peu comme ~tout le monde grille un feu rouge)

nostr:npub1t3d0yc2kmf6qqcd7tg63smeg7r9xdvea734kr9mmklfdvuk0f2wszwqnlg Nah, even monkeys don't have to pay rent.

nostr:npub1yck44z5zqxmwpqzqs75ay6ffjdw843ng9p6mz0lzfff3fgz2djlsngujmw nostr:npub1er26g8v2gdquxkyk43usmlk7gaqhle08p378ld3ldfd6p5yrt8usmfarq5 Probably because it's not a problem for the ones who have a private corporate instance.

(Probably still can't have Gitlab Enterprise with open-registrations, aka gitlab for open-source usage)

nostr:npub1yck44z5zqxmwpqzqs75ay6ffjdw843ng9p6mz0lzfff3fgz2djlsngujmw nostr:npub1er26g8v2gdquxkyk43usmlk7gaqhle08p378ld3ldfd6p5yrt8usmfarq5 As if gitlab would be anywhere close to open-source.