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Join us at the next FOSS conference - @piwo !
The 15th edition of Poznańska Imprezy Wolnego Oprogramowania will take place on 30 May in Poznań, Poland.
The programme includes 3 lecture tracks, workshops, lightning talks, a LAN party, pizza, contests, and ...the Coreforge stand and lecture ;)
Check out the detailed program: https://piwo.sh and event organisers: @hspoz, @lag -
Highlights from @piwo :
- Open RISC-V cores on #FPGA with #Linux https://kuznia-rdzeni.org/ @coreforge
- the taste of silicon wafers
- #Bevy in the terminal with #ratatui demo (HOW??) @j_g00da
- the connection between throwing away good hardware and the continued growth of the economy
- "selling an electron #mikroscope for cheap" @q3k -
No i po piwie. Znaczy po @piwo -ie.
Najciekawsze rozmowy i projekty:
- Otwarte rdzenie RISC-V na #FPGA na których działa #Linux https://kuznia-rdzeni.org/ @coreforge
- smak wafli krzemowych
- Demo #Bevy w terminalu przez #ratatui (JAK???) @j_g00da
- rozmowa o połączeniu wyrzucania działającego sprzętu z rozwojem dzisiejszej ekonomii
- "sprzedam #mikroskop elektronowy w okazyjnej cenie" @q3k -
Oh and if you're still using GritHub as your code forge, obliging people to have and use a GH account to file bugs and push patches, you're collaborating with BorgSoft. Who have been knowingly enabling ethnic profiling for years, and continued to do so as it segued into genocide.
Please, don't do that.
I use and recommend CodeBerg, but there are many options. This list needs updating but gives a sense of the variety that existed a few years ago;
https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/List_of_Community-Hosted_Code_Forge_Instances
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⚙️ CodeForge Live - S1E2! 🔥
We’re taking a step back before moving forward—today, we’re diving into the fundamentals of x86 Assembly before continuing our bootloader journey. Understanding the low-level stuff is key, so we’re breaking it down in a hands-on, beginner-friendly way! 💻✨
🔴 Live later today! https://youtube.com/@geekstaparadise
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🚀 Going live in 8 minutes! 🔥
The first episode of CodeForge Live is about to start!.
Jump in, say hi, and let’s write some code together! 👇
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🚀 New Live Series! 🔥
We’re kicking off CodeForge Live - Season 1, Episode 1! Today, we dive into coding, problem-solving, and building from scratch, pure dev energy.
If you love to build, break, and improve code, this is the place for you. Join us live today and let’s forge some code together!
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@njoseph
> My code is mostly on Debian Salsa and my own Gitweb. Recently started using Codeberg tooGreat stuff. The more we ignore the BorgSoft propaganda that HutGub is where the action is and move elsewhere, the less true that propaganda is.
Bring on forge federation!
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Instead of focusing on being a #codeforge, #github decided they wanted to be a chat bot. 😅 I love my AI helpers like #tabnine. But I also think making it an assistant is key. Not the sole contributor. 😑
Time will tell with this move. But on the plus side, maybe people give more a look at #sourcehut, #codeberg, and other options. 😎
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Ersatzhandlungen ( https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ersatzhandlung ) ist der bewusst gewählte Titel des aktuellen #CodeForGermany #OutInTheOpen Blogposts https://codefor.de/blog/out-in-the-open-august-2023/
All die neuen Plänen, neu gegründeten Instituten, weiteren Dashboards und Heilsuchungen in gerade gehypten Technologien kann man nur noch als Ersatzhandlungen bezeichnen, um sich vor dem Angehen der eigentlich wichtigen Probleme und der dann tatsächlichen Umsetzung zu drücken, einfach aus Vermeiden von Zeitaufwand/Kosten, Konfliktscheu vor bestehenden Macht- und Verteilungstrukturen, Entscheidungsschwäche aus Angst vor Fehlern, fehlende Ausdauer auch erstmal in Infrastukturen zu investieren, die man nicht sofort als glorreiche Erfolge verkaufen kann. -
Speaking of how easy it is to learn how to triage Issues, a message from the Forgejo devs, who develop the code forge software under by CodeBerg.org
> it would really make a difference if you could (or know someone who could) triage issues in https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues
Anyone willing to volunteer? All necessary training and mentoring provided. You don't need any experience with anything but being a human who knows how to use a web browser.
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Been thinking more of owning my #codeforge again.
Nothing wrong with offboarding. Just, you don't have a guarantee of how long your host exists.😅 And no, using #github is not the answer.😑
Make mirrors everywhere sure. But your main host should be something you control. Something corps can't build their ML products from.
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#Codeberg is a not-for-profit #CodeForge website launched this year:
https://blog.codeberg.org/codebergorg-launched.html -
💻 CodeForge Live | S1E3 starts today!
We’re diving into x86 32-bit assembly, breaking down how registers work and writing a simple program to reinforce key concepts. If you’re into low-level programming, pull up a chair—we’re getting hands-on.
🔴 Live soon! #Assembly #LowLevelProgramming #CodeForgeLive
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📬 Google feuert auf Codeforge – DDoS als Feature
#Artikel #Cyberangriff #Softwareentwicklung #DDoS #DDoSAttacke #google #OpenSourceProjekte #Sourcehut https://tarnkappe.info/artikel/google-feuert-auf-codeforge-ddos-als-feature-262766.html -
For those selfhosting their awesome forgejo codeforge:
here's how to enable 'github pages' with just a simple githook.
https://codeberg.org/coderofsalvation/forgejo-pages-diy
no runners needed #superfast #multibranchsupport
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This list of community-hosted #CodeForge instances, which I've been curating on the #P2PF wiki, now has more than 50 entries. Additions and corrections welcome:
https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/List_of_Community-Hosted_Code_Forge_Instances -
On the subject of the ongoing enshittification of GritHub, we've been here before. From a post on my #Disintermedia blog in its early days;
"SF.net has since reimplemented its stack in Python, beginning in 2009 as a new free code project called Allura under the Apache 2.0 license, and in June 2011, a piece was posted on the SourceForge blog which finished off, 'pull up a chair, because we’re here to stay'."
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On the subject of the ongoing enshittification of GritHub, we've been here before. From a post on my #Disintermedia blog in its early days;
"SF.net has since reimplemented its stack in Python, beginning in 2009 as a new free code project called Allura under the Apache 2.0 license, and in June 2011, a piece was posted on the SourceForge blog which finished off, 'pull up a chair, because we’re here to stay'."
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On the subject of the ongoing enshittification of GritHub, we've been here before. From a post on my #Disintermedia blog in its early days;
"SF.net has since reimplemented its stack in Python, beginning in 2009 as a new free code project called Allura under the Apache 2.0 license, and in June 2011, a piece was posted on the SourceForge blog which finished off, 'pull up a chair, because we’re here to stay'."
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It's been far too long since I haven't updated this properly, but here's a snapshot of some open source communities that have already moved off GritHub;
https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/List_of_Community-Hosted_Code_Forge_Instances
It seems like forge federation is a harder problem to crack than we thought when BorgSoft bought GH. But I'm still hopeful that one day, many of these forges will interoperate to create the experience of a unified code forging space.
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It's been far too long since I haven't updated this properly, but here's a snapshot of some open source communities that have already moved off GritHub;
https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/List_of_Community-Hosted_Code_Forge_Instances
It seems like forge federation is a harder problem to crack than we thought when BorgSoft bought GH. But I'm still hopeful that one day, many of these forges will interoperate to create the experience of a unified code forging space.
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It's been far too long since I haven't updated this properly, but here's a snapshot of some open source communities that have already moved off GritHub;
https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/List_of_Community-Hosted_Code_Forge_Instances
It seems like forge federation is a harder problem to crack than we thought when BorgSoft bought GH. But I'm still hopeful that one day, many of these forges will interoperate to create the experience of a unified code forging space.
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It's been far too long since I haven't updated this properly, but here's a snapshot of some open source communities that have already moved off GritHub;
https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/List_of_Community-Hosted_Code_Forge_Instances
It seems like forge federation is a harder problem to crack than we thought when BorgSoft bought GH. But I'm still hopeful that one day, many of these forges will interoperate to create the experience of a unified code forging space.
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Also experimenting on a contribution model that's not locked in to a specific platform
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Code forges could significantly reduce the emotional labour of project maintainers by adding a separate tracker for "Bugs", next to the one for "Issues". Maintainers could then turn off notifications for Issues, without missing notifications about bugs. If people started making features requests or starting general discussions in the bug tracker, all the maintainer would need to do is move them to Issues and ignore them.
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After a long break, I just started updating the list of community-hosted code forges here;
https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/List_of_Community-Hosted_Code_Forge_Instances
... as well as the brief intro to forge decentralisation projects at the top. If you have a P2PF wiki account, feel free to contribute. Otherwise, feel free to hit me up here with things that need updating.
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Seriously you can feed your family and not use Microshaft and CloudGlare. Some people think they will not survive without selling themselves (and others) out to monopolists, that is crap.
It would not surprise us if they have investments in #CAGEMAFIA and a just lying to our faces, "I wish I could switch to another #codeForge but all the [bots] I know are on there".
Piss off.
Had it with that attitude. Go affix a blue and yellow avatar, too because we all know you invest in #weaponsIndustry.
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Microsoft GitHub locks searching a projects code behind authentication. Results show `?` and clicking takes you to a login. You shouldn't be required to have an Microsoft account to search LGPL code.
Pro-tip: if you value freedom and accessibility, move your code base elsewhere
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Just discovered the GGC coding community, here is their code forge:
https://git.ggc-project.de/