FireInsight

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by FireInsight 1mo ago
I've seen free tier Claude introduce LLM writing tells even when it's just prompted for translation. Gotta be careful with that.
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by FireInsight 1mo ago
https://mailbox.org/ is great. It's the only provider recommended by privacyguides.org that supports IMAP/SMTP.
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
They already have them, on Google Photos.
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
The ban doesn't even target projects with one AI-assisted patch. What are you talking about? Or does Torvalds also plan on using Claude Code to rewrite Linux and Git in Rust?
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
The ban is not for "all blockchain-related projects", it's for "projects that harm the reputation of Codeberg" with the newly added clarification that they may include cryptocurrency projects for example. Moderation
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
My first push to Codeberg was 4 years ago. Back then I certainly got that they discourage small throwaway single-developer projects, and especially ones that are not FLOSS, and may exist only in the user's private repo. I pushed anyway
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
The whole blog post is also taking a stance. What is criticized is the specific stance taken by Codeberg. TFA seems to state that Codeberg should allow projects of all kinds to be hosted on their service (though apparently artificially limi
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
> Despite not owning a single project that falls into either banned category, I’m now going to look into setting up my own public Git host That's.. good, actually. I believe that even if Codeberg was good and perfect for every use c
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
Slippery slope. AI and crypto are legitimetely controversial new technologies, though both have their uses. I can't imagine "offline mapping application" or "Linux CLI utility" or "self-hostable web app" b
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
Ente Auth. Obviously not Bitwarden, I don't even know why that's an option. Having your 1st and 2nd factors in the same place seems foolish. I used to use Aegis, which might technically be a bit more secure, but Ente is also on th
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
The userbase is so tiny they can just ask me or another admin for another invite code. No data is tied to the account that would be lost in the process.
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
I'd argue that it's more democratic than the EU, and has a target audience of members who actually want the service to continue going in this direction. You most likely wont be missed. Thankfully there are a million other places t
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
https://tangled.org/ is the "Bluesky version of GitHub" To me that means that there will be less moderation than on Codeberg, the "Mastodon version of GitHub"
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
If this, or the vibe-coding ban upsets you, you're not the target demographic of Codeberg. It's not a big tent project looking to host all the code in the word, like Github is. It's for principled, quality, open source, commu
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
Okay, I'm a tech nerd I admit it, but for my personal authentication life I find passkeys to make sense. All my passwords and SSH key are already in Bitwarden. When a site starts supporting passkeys, I add that to Bitwarden as well. No
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
I used this blog post as one learning resource while building my own NAS a while back: https://xyny.art/blog/2026-building-nas/ Building a NAS from scratch is really fun! A small hinderance, but definitely part of
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
The password for my TimeLimit (to prevent phone addiction a little bit while still being able to cheat quickly ex. to use a browser) is ",,," because it's a good balance between easy to remember but annoying enough to type on
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
I tried it for family location sharing a few months back and, I don't remember exactly, but I remember the UI/UX feeling a bit slow/clunky in general, eventhough setting things up was user-friendly. Definitely potential there
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by FireInsight 2mo ago
I have set up Owntracks with a self-hosted server, and the android app reports my location to it periodically over MQTT. I would prefer to use https://dawarich.app/ but last time I tried it it was clearly very beta-quality
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by FireInsight 3mo ago
Thumb-Key is awesome and I can't live without it. Clearflow sounds promising too, but I have to be able to write my,, repeated symbols and >:) smiley faces with the same speed and finesse as words (not having to thing about it at al
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by FireInsight 3mo ago
> If you didn't imbibe in your children that the only way to be a "man" is to be the jock on the football team, then maybe far less people would be suffering the dysphorias. Just like how exposure to Instagram causes body
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by FireInsight 3mo ago
There's the rename-exe option in mise.toml to rename the docker compose binary to `docker-compose`. I've used it on some machine, I think. Look it up in the docs, it doesn't take long to wire up.
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by FireInsight 3mo ago
DICE is a great experience, but I hate that they have no option to buy tickets without installing and using their app. It should at least be possible from a website, come on...
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by FireInsight 4mo ago
Tried self-hosting it and importing passwords. UX was very good, but I had some understandable UI hiccoughs that made me not want to use it. The non-native Android app also felt pretty slow.
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Building a custom NAS/homeserver with Fedora CoreOS(xyny.art)
1 points by FireInsight 4mo ago|1 comments
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by FireInsight 5mo ago
Very interesting. With the "virtual folders" feature, doesn't this also compete with Syncthing kind of? I have actually been looking for a solution like Syncthing, where I can write and cache files offline without actually ha
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by FireInsight 5mo ago
Android Firefox versions that are geat as well - [Ironfox]( https://github.com/ironfox-oss/IronFox ): Hardened - [Fennec]( https://f-droid.org/packages/org.mozilla.fennec_fdroid/ ): Fully FOSS
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KDE developer's plans for a QML-based GPU-accelerated video/photo editing suite(youtube.com)
1 points by FireInsight 5mo ago|0 comments
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by FireInsight 5mo ago
Try dragging a youtube video URL onto an MPV window. I believe that should use yt-dlp under the hood. Not that much privacy since they still get your IP and you have to browse for the videos somewhere else as well, but great for minimal ad-
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by FireInsight 5mo ago
I am genuinely in the "target market" for a tool such as this, but having evaluated one previously I found the quality and self-hosting experience to be pretty bad, and that a proprietary freemium product was still a better experi

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