cmjs

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by cmjs 2y ago
It's a flag. In what way is it supposed to resemble the dinosaur?
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by cmjs 2y ago
Especially relevant after Musk has been directly inciting racial riots and calling for civil war in the UK.
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by cmjs 3y ago
I see, thanks for the clarification.
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by cmjs 3y ago
Also Forgejo (2022)… They definitely know about Gitea – though they don't acknowledge it, it's partly based on Gitea. https://github.com/harness/gitness/pull/3364/files#diff-4673...
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by cmjs 3y ago
Interestingly it looks like this is partly a fork of Gitea (or at least, incorporates large amounts of code from Gitea): https://github.com/harness/gitness/pull/3364/files#diff-4673...
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by cmjs 4y ago
Fediverse announcement: https://floss.social/@forgejo/109519186453892972 > We're excited to announce the official launch of the #Forgejo project, a community-driven fork of #Gitea under the stewardship of @Code
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by cmjs 4y ago
I also don't have a problem if open source developers try to monetize their work. In fact I think it's great, if done right. But context is important here. In Gitea's case, I think this could have been done right, with the co
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by cmjs 4y ago
Some of them have migrated. I imagine others are taking more of a "wait-and-see" approach. For what it's worth, Codeberg is quite a major contributor to Gitea as well as the biggest public instance, and they are supporting th
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by cmjs 4y ago
Thanks for the reply! That's basically what I thought then – but as you say, traditional captchas are deeply flawed and ineffective anyway, and I totally agree that in many cases the cost to real users outweighs any benefit. So I'
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by cmjs 4y ago
I'm curious whether this can actually be considered to be a "CAPTCHA" in the true sense of the term. It doesn't seem to be intended to "tell computers and humans apart", but rather to force the client computer