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Comment #49023314
Another very american understanding of censorship. In Germany (where Codeberg is registered), censorship means censorship by a government. A private entity (Verein) deciding what a…
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Comment #49020598
Are you on Strix Halo? If so, which llama.cpp backend are you using? ROCm on Strix Halo still seems incompatible with MTP models.
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Comment #48659459
Yes, can confirm. You can start a GmbH with exactly half of it (12.500€). And the money does NOT need to stay locked on the bank account. You can spend it for company purposes (but…
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Comment #48659369
So for a UG it's a Kommanditeinlage. But it doesn't change the fact that you can spend this money for business purposes. You just can't wire it back to yourself or pay it to yourse…
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Comment #48659237
Not sure what he means with "2000€ share capital", which allegedly is locked. Typically, you can spend your "Stammkapital" for business purposes (e.g. in a GmbH). It doesn't need t…
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Comment #48585908
Forgejo already supports ActivityPub, albeit only for a minor use case (starring repos), so according to your definition, it's decided already.
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Comment #48582927
It seems ironic, that in the social media space, AT protocol based instances are basically centralised (Bluesky) and ActivityPub based instances (Fediverse, Mastodon) have a much h…
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Comment #47854810
Seems to be mostly vibe coded.
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Comment #47834482
Oh I can assure you, millions people in the northern europe do exactly this ;) EDIT: I guess it depends on your definition of "humid". But 90C and regular water infusions are prett…
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Comment #46945615
There’s hundreds or thousands of people out there hosting Synapse for small groups and use cases. Ressource requirements for a couple of dozen or hundreds of people are pretty tame…
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Comment #46752786
Not an alternative anymore. Vodafone started doing the same shit with their peering at the end of last year.
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Comment #46651907
This looks very similar to https://docsify-this.net/
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Comment #45849691
Doesn’t seem to work in regards to Deutsche Telekom so far.
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Comment #45809155
There are no "Apps". It's not a universal App platform like Nextcloud. It's just file sharing (and optionally a Radicale calender server via Environment Variable but without UI). T…
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Comment #45804890
Take a look at OpenCloud. It's a Go-based rewrite of the former OwnCloud team. It works very well, has polished UI and uses very little resources. It also does a lot less than Next…
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Comment #45804876
Most of the OCIS team left to start OpenCloud, which is a OCIS fork. And it's hardware requirements are pretty tame. It's a very nice replacement for Nextcloud, if you don't need t…
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Comment #45804827
OCIS seems to have lost most of their team. They now work on a fork called OpenCloud. https://github.com/opencloud-eu
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Comment #45804819
Actually, it's already been done by the former Nextcloud fork/predecessor. OwnCloud shared a big percentage of the Nextcloud codebase, but they decided to rewrite everything under …
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Comment #45626180
I found it confusing, too. In the detailed changelog it seems that some PRs for following remote users have been merged, but I assume it's not complete/usable, yet. So from what I …
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Comment #44949200
Swiss/Danish/Finnish Mobile Payment alternatives like TWINT and MobilePay. Also: physical lockers with PIN/Code instead of keys (in basically every country aside from Germany). It'…
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Comment #44215328
I’ve been at HKUST in 2016, too. I must’ve been pretty close to that tent a couple of times. Very interesting read. I couldn’t have done it due to the crazy big spiders
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Comment #43882455
Yes, n8n is not open source. It’s “source available”.
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Comment #43879428
If you’re looking for an Open Source alternative, give Windmill a try.
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Comment #43370308
I’ve been reading about RCS for maybe 10 years now, yet it’s not really available/usable for everyone? It feels like Vaporware at this point.
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