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  1. #Radicle is the neatest new tool I've seen a while.

    Shame (imo) its in Rustlang (as opposed to Golang, for example.) And I wish I knew their dev contrib policy on AI. (looks like they allow?)

    But on paper I love a lot about their features, architecture and style!

  2. #Radicle is the neatest new tool I've seen a while.

    Shame (imo) its in Rustlang (as opposed to Golang, for example.) And I wish I knew their dev contrib policy on AI. (looks like they allow?)

    But on paper I love a lot about their features, architecture and style!

  3. Ah yes, Radicle: the latest attempt to liberate us from the clutches of centralized code hosting 🤣. Now you too can experience the joy of running a peer-to-peer network in your mom's basement while desperately trying to remember which repository ID corresponds to your "sovereign" project. 🚀💾✨
    radicle.dev/ #Radicle #PeerToPeer #Decentralization #CodeHosting #OpenSource #Sovereignty #HackerNews #ngated

  4. Ah yes, Radicle: the latest attempt to liberate us from the clutches of centralized code hosting 🤣. Now you too can experience the joy of running a peer-to-peer network in your mom's basement while desperately trying to remember which repository ID corresponds to your "sovereign" project. 🚀💾✨
    radicle.dev/ #Radicle #PeerToPeer #Decentralization #CodeHosting #OpenSource #Sovereignty #HackerNews #ngated

  5. Ah yes, Radicle: the latest attempt to liberate us from the clutches of centralized code hosting 🤣. Now you too can experience the joy of running a peer-to-peer network in your mom's basement while desperately trying to remember which repository ID corresponds to your "sovereign" project. 🚀💾✨
    radicle.dev/ #Radicle #PeerToPeer #Decentralization #CodeHosting #OpenSource #Sovereignty #HackerNews #ngated

  6. Ah yes, Radicle: the latest attempt to liberate us from the clutches of centralized code hosting 🤣. Now you too can experience the joy of running a peer-to-peer network in your mom's basement while desperately trying to remember which repository ID corresponds to your "sovereign" project. 🚀💾✨
    radicle.dev/ #Radicle #PeerToPeer #Decentralization #CodeHosting #OpenSource #Sovereignty #HackerNews #ngated

  7. Ah yes, Radicle: the latest attempt to liberate us from the clutches of centralized code hosting 🤣. Now you too can experience the joy of running a peer-to-peer network in your mom's basement while desperately trying to remember which repository ID corresponds to your "sovereign" project. 🚀💾✨
    radicle.dev/ #Radicle #PeerToPeer #Decentralization #CodeHosting #OpenSource #Sovereignty #HackerNews #ngated

  8. This says rns.recipes/forum/general/re-d #reticulum code is to be taken off #github or IP based repos. I was not able to join the discussion - was locked. Just wanted to say that github is the reference location for code (a shame, but still fact), and that I am using #radicle as a robust meshed git repo system & #codeberg so no sheep. As mirror repo codeberg/github are ok locations just to get it out & get bootstrapped. To only get the #RNS code over #rngit reticulum itself seem not beginner-friendly.

  9. This says rns.recipes/forum/general/re-d code is to be taken off or IP based repos. I was not able to join the discussion - was locked. Just wanted to say that github is the reference location for code (a shame, but still fact), and that I am using as a robust meshed git repo system & so no sheep. As mirror repo codeberg/github are ok locations just to get it out & get bootstrapped. To only get the code over reticulum itself seem not beginner-friendly.

  10. This says rns.recipes/forum/general/re-d #reticulum code is to be taken off #github or IP based repos. I was not able to join the discussion - was locked. Just wanted to say that github is the reference location for code (a shame, but still fact), and that I am using #radicle as a robust meshed git repo system & #codeberg so no sheep. As mirror repo codeberg/github are ok locations just to get it out & get bootstrapped. To only get the #RNS code over #rngit reticulum itself seem not beginner-friendly.

  11. This says rns.recipes/forum/general/re-d #reticulum code is to be taken off #github or IP based repos. I was not able to join the discussion - was locked. Just wanted to say that github is the reference location for code (a shame, but still fact), and that I am using #radicle as a robust meshed git repo system & #codeberg so no sheep. As mirror repo codeberg/github are ok locations just to get it out & get bootstrapped. To only get the #RNS code over #rngit reticulum itself seem not beginner-friendly.

  12. This says rns.recipes/forum/general/re-d #reticulum code is to be taken off #github or IP based repos. I was not able to join the discussion - was locked. Just wanted to say that github is the reference location for code (a shame, but still fact), and that I am using #radicle as a robust meshed git repo system & #codeberg so no sheep. As mirror repo codeberg/github are ok locations just to get it out & get bootstrapped. To only get the #RNS code over #rngit reticulum itself seem not beginner-friendly.

  13. Weird, pushed a commit as a patch update (amended commit ) to my #radicle ref/patches/xxxx ref and…. the patch got closed/merged. Weird.

  14. Weird, pushed a commit as a patch update (amended commit ) to my #radicle ref/patches/xxxx ref and…. the patch got closed/merged. Weird.

  15. Weird, pushed a commit as a patch update (amended commit ) to my #radicle ref/patches/xxxx ref and…. the patch got closed/merged. Weird.

  16. Weird, pushed a commit as a patch update (amended commit ) to my #radicle ref/patches/xxxx ref and…. the patch got closed/merged. Weird.

  17. Weird, pushed a commit as a patch update (amended commit ) to my #radicle ref/patches/xxxx ref and…. the patch got closed/merged. Weird.

  18. Ok. Nach der Entwicklung bei #gitlab sehe ich mich nach Alternativen um. #onedev fällt aus: "Built-in AI for DevOps Intelligence" und "Workspaces for Vibe Coding" - würg! #gogs genauso: ich klicke auf der Startseite auf "features" und lande mitten in der Doku unter "authentication" - brauch ich nicht! #radicle hatte ich mir schon mal angesehen und fand's damals zu kompliziert und sinnlos - neues Protokoll, das alles tut, was #git tut - es nur anders nennt - nee... #gitea - hmm, weiß ich nicht..

  19. Ok. Nach der Entwicklung bei #gitlab sehe ich mich nach Alternativen um. #onedev fällt aus: "Built-in AI for DevOps Intelligence" und "Workspaces for Vibe Coding" - würg! #gogs genauso: ich klicke auf der Startseite auf "features" und lande mitten in der Doku unter "authentication" - brauch ich nicht! #radicle hatte ich mir schon mal angesehen und fand's damals zu kompliziert und sinnlos - neues Protokoll, das alles tut, was #git tut - es nur anders nennt - nee... #gitea - hmm, weiß ich nicht..

  20. Ok. Nach der Entwicklung bei #gitlab sehe ich mich nach Alternativen um. #onedev fällt aus: "Built-in AI for DevOps Intelligence" und "Workspaces for Vibe Coding" - würg! #gogs genauso: ich klicke auf der Startseite auf "features" und lande mitten in der Doku unter "authentication" - brauch ich nicht! #radicle hatte ich mir schon mal angesehen und fand's damals zu kompliziert und sinnlos - neues Protokoll, das alles tut, was #git tut - es nur anders nennt - nee... #gitea - hmm, weiß ich nicht..

  21. Ok. Nach der Entwicklung bei #gitlab sehe ich mich nach Alternativen um. #onedev fällt aus: "Built-in AI for DevOps Intelligence" und "Workspaces for Vibe Coding" - würg! #gogs genauso: ich klicke auf der Startseite auf "features" und lande mitten in der Doku unter "authentication" - brauch ich nicht! #radicle hatte ich mir schon mal angesehen und fand's damals zu kompliziert und sinnlos - neues Protokoll, das alles tut, was #git tut - es nur anders nennt - nee... #gitea - hmm, weiß ich nicht..

  22. Ok. Nach der Entwicklung bei #gitlab sehe ich mich nach Alternativen um. #onedev fällt aus: "Built-in AI for DevOps Intelligence" und "Workspaces for Vibe Coding" - würg! #gogs genauso: ich klicke auf der Startseite auf "features" und lande mitten in der Doku unter "authentication" - brauch ich nicht! #radicle hatte ich mir schon mal angesehen und fand's damals zu kompliziert und sinnlos - neues Protokoll, das alles tut, was #git tut - es nur anders nennt - nee... #gitea - hmm, weiß ich nicht..

  23. @hn100 Wonderful article. Could have been worth mentioning perhaps (so one would really have to do one's research) @db

  24. @hn100 Wonderful article. Could have been worth mentioning #radicle perhaps (so one would really have to do one's research) @db

  25. @hn100 Wonderful article. Could have been worth mentioning #radicle perhaps (so one would really have to do one's research) @db

  26. @hn100 Wonderful article. Could have been worth mentioning #radicle perhaps (so one would really have to do one's research) @db

  27. @hn100 Wonderful article. Could have been worth mentioning #radicle perhaps (so one would really have to do one's research) @db

  28. I use and love #crev & #vet — instruments for WoT crowd-review and supply-chain protection.

    #TIL Tangled. It's like #Radicle. Unfortunately over the git too, but also supports jj, that isn't #pijul but not git.

    I also read a very important blog post for me there: "combat LLM spam by building a web of trust" blog.tangled.org/vouching/ .

  29. I use and love #crev & #vet — instruments for WoT crowd-review and supply-chain protection.

    #TIL Tangled. It's like #Radicle. Unfortunately over the git too, but also supports jj, that isn't #pijul but not git.

    I also read a very important blog post for me there: "combat LLM spam by building a web of trust" blog.tangled.org/vouching/ .

  30. I use and love #crev & #vet — instruments for WoT crowd-review and supply-chain protection.

    #TIL Tangled. It's like #Radicle. Unfortunately over the git too, but also supports jj, that isn't #pijul but not git.

    I also read a very important blog post for me there: "combat LLM spam by building a web of trust" blog.tangled.org/vouching/ .

  31. I use and love #crev & #vet — instruments for WoT crowd-review and supply-chain protection.

    #TIL Tangled. It's like #Radicle. Unfortunately over the git too, but also supports jj, that isn't #pijul but not git.

    I also read a very important blog post for me there: "combat LLM spam by building a web of trust" blog.tangled.org/vouching/ .

  32. The prolonged attack on servers is affecting updates. I’ve been wondering whether a system like could maybe help as a secondary mirror and reduce the impact of outages or attacks. I mirror my Codeberg repo to a Radicle seed node to cope with outages. That does not mean I can push when Codeberg is down. The single-source-of-truth issue is still unclear to me, but downloading a pre-attack version should be possible. Pushing new work during an attack is tricky.

  33. The prolonged attack on #Canonical #ubuntu servers is affecting updates. I’ve been wondering whether a system like #radicle could maybe help as a secondary mirror and reduce the impact of outages or attacks. I mirror my Codeberg repo to a Radicle seed node to cope with #Codeberg outages. That does not mean I can push when Codeberg is down. The single-source-of-truth issue is still unclear to me, but downloading a pre-attack version should be possible. Pushing new work during an attack is tricky.

  34. The prolonged attack on #Canonical #ubuntu servers is affecting updates. I’ve been wondering whether a system like #radicle could maybe help as a secondary mirror and reduce the impact of outages or attacks. I mirror my Codeberg repo to a Radicle seed node to cope with #Codeberg outages. That does not mean I can push when Codeberg is down. The single-source-of-truth issue is still unclear to me, but downloading a pre-attack version should be possible. Pushing new work during an attack is tricky.

  35. The prolonged attack on #Canonical #ubuntu servers is affecting updates. I’ve been wondering whether a system like #radicle could maybe help as a secondary mirror and reduce the impact of outages or attacks. I mirror my Codeberg repo to a Radicle seed node to cope with #Codeberg outages. That does not mean I can push when Codeberg is down. The single-source-of-truth issue is still unclear to me, but downloading a pre-attack version should be possible. Pushing new work during an attack is tricky.

  36. The prolonged attack on #Canonical #ubuntu servers is affecting updates. I’ve been wondering whether a system like #radicle could maybe help as a secondary mirror and reduce the impact of outages or attacks. I mirror my Codeberg repo to a Radicle seed node to cope with #Codeberg outages. That does not mean I can push when Codeberg is down. The single-source-of-truth issue is still unclear to me, but downloading a pre-attack version should be possible. Pushing new work during an attack is tricky.

  37. This is the foundation for the broader radicle-nostr-bridge concept: publish Radicle activity (repo announcements, patches, issues) as Nostr events for discovery, while keeping the canonical git data on Radicle.

    tangled.org/metaend.eth.xyz/ns

    #nostr #radicle @radicle