Summary
Forgejo v15.0 refines areas of day-to-day usability and security, and incorporates new capabilities in advanced Forgejo Actions usage.UI enhancements in issue filtering and the releases list make Forgejo easier to interact with. Auto-linking containers to repositories removes a manual step from repository administrators. Git notes can now be modified from the single-commit view in pull requests.
Repository specific access tokens allow for more secure API interactions.
Forgejo Actions can now expand reusable workflows, providing a better user experience and more powerful capabilities. OpenID Connect support allows for secure access to third-party systems. Forgejo Runner registration improvements allow a simpler installation process for most users, and ephemeral runners allow secure autoscaling capabilities for advanced integrations.
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5·6 months agoIs this just the inevitable tradeoff of federation?
Not being able to follow someone isn’t a federation problem, it’s an instance mismatch problem.
When you can’t follow the people you want on Twitter (because they were banned), that’s an instance mismatch. Your preferences don’t align with Twitter’s.
The difference is that, with Twitter, there is only one instance. You can’t switch to a different Twitter where those people aren’t blocked.
On Fedi, you can choose an instance that blocks and federates according to your preference. And if you can’t find one (unlikely for most users), you can host your own.
If you just want Piefed instances with less regulation, these appear to have the fewest number of blocks:
Smart collections and gatekeeping.
Plex allows me to set up smart collections and shuffle, so every time I open the app (or refresh it), I have a random short list of shows in my library that I haven’t watched yet.
That, and there was some weird glitch where it would progressively use up more memory on my server until it crashed. I checked the forums and the threads about it were elitist and toxic.
So I figured I’d check back in a few years rather than deal with superusers.
Edit: Someone saw themselves in my comment and didn’t like it.
Am I correct in understanding that migrating Jellyfin migrates only the Jellyfin database and won’t affect my Plex setup or my actual media ?
If the worst that could happen is that the migration fails and I have to start over with a brand new Jellyfin database, I don’t mind since it’s only my secondary media server (for now).
That would be useful. I’ll look for it.
Yea, the teeth bit was mean spirited and unnecessary.
I don’t mind sass from leadership. It’s leagues better than sanitized corpo-speak.
Sass doesn’t have to be mutually exclusive from professionalism, but it is a fine line to walk.
I disagree, but that may be because I’m used to how Tantacrul videos go.
He’s usually sassy like this, and the Weaver Beats video was made in bad faith.
I expect class from Idris Elba, not from the guy running a contentious open source project.
If anything, this is the upper end of what I expect from open source leadership.
Whose response are you talking about here?
It’s manually identifying the timestamps that’s tedious.
Does Greenshot screen record or just screen shot?
For me, the struggle is the opposite: chapterizing older, single file audiobooks.
I feel like I’d need a PhD to figure out whether you answered my question or not.
Can a picture be a meme and an antimeme at the same time?
Reading the post: What the fuck?
Reading the comm it was originally posted in: Ah. All is right with the world.
But then as an adult we realise why we shouldn’t.
Or feel bad when we do it anyway
Anyway, Omarchy and Ladybird are both run by fascists. Omarchy makes this pretty obvious from the outset – on the home page the big YouTube poster image prominently features SuperGrok, which is a pathetically transparent dog-whistle to signal alliance with Elon Musk’s fascist politics. Omarchy is the pet project of David Heinemeier Hansson, aka DHH, who is well known as a rich fascist weirdo.2 One need only consult his blog to browse his weird, racist views on immigration, fat-shaming objections to diverse representation, vaguely anti-feminist/homophobic/rapey rants on consent, and, recently, tone-policing antifascists who celebrate the death of notable fascist Charlie Kirk.
Speaking of tributes to Charlie Kirk, that brings us to Andreas Kling, the project lead for Ladybird, who tweeted on the occasion of his assassination:
RIP Charlie Kirk
I hope many more debate nerds carry on his quest to engage young people with words, not fists.
– @awesomekling
I was not prepared to learn these things today.
That is objectively dumb.
Oh, that CK. I had completely moved on from him existing.
If you’re okay with something lightweight (android app, no server, no syncing, just your contacts + regular reminders), then Tend is nice.
https://codeberg.org/jksalcedo/tend