And yet the hardware had to stay all American brands, how sad we barely compete there.
That ship had sailed long ago.
Migrating to the EU
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Re: Migrating to the EU
#72Earlier quoted context omitted.
Just send me an email with your branches URL, and I will pull from it. Thats pretty much what a Pull Request is.
And the discussion about that PR goes in an email chain too? You can pull, but having the back and forth documented along with the code is not a nice to have imho
Not that it fits everyone, but that is basically how the Linux kernel is being developed.
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#73I'm also pretty much using 100% EU services except FastMail. Nothing against the Aussies, but I'd rather use something local, with servers within the EU. But I don't think there's anything as good as Fastmail this side of the pond, and I'm not prepared to compromise on this just yet. I might self-host email despite all the dangers the day FM decides to enshittify itself.
https://mailbox.org/ German e-mail service
Seconding this - reasonable pricing and I haven't had any issues at all with the service. I haven't used FastMail but most things I read suggest they are very similar in terms of what they offer so I would think Mailbox is a good EU alternative for someone who likes FastMail. (There are also other EU providers like Tuta but with slightly different trade-offs, ie, more emphasis on privacy but at the expense of IMAP/SMTP support.)
Re: Migrating to the EU
#74Earlier quoted context omitted.
Just send me an email with your branches URL, and I will pull from it. Thats pretty much what a Pull Request is.
And the discussion about that PR goes in an email chain too? You can pull, but having the back and forth documented along with the code is not a nice to have imho
Guys, guys, I'm just vibe coding here; just give me your credentials and mothers maiden name and I'll get it myself.
Re: Migrating to the EU
#75https://european-alternatives.eu/
I recommend Scaleway for cloud hosting. I recently migrated from Digital Ocean who I really loved, to Scaleway and have I have to say impressed with both dashboard interface and pricing so far.
In work we still use AWS but everything is hosted in eu-west (Ireland) in AWS EU Sovereign cloud but not sure how truly compliant this is in a CloudAct vs GDPR showdown.
I've yet to migrate from namecheap but planning on moving my domains to inwx. My MacBook Pro will be hard to replace so that will be years away. Nothing phones look cool but I would like to go with EU solutions rather than British ones. https://commerce.jolla.com/products/jolla-phone-sep-ii-2026 looks cool but some the HackerNews guys have been quite critical so I'm still considering what those next devices will be.
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#77Uberspace is solid and a lot of fun to try stuff out. For domains, i would also recommend inwx.com, they have been around for ages, good prices and no-fuzz admin stuff.
The author mentions using them as well, but I personally would have a really hard time trusting any service run by any individual and be it just in case something happens to them.
It's a team of 10+ people though.
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#79> First, I tried mailbox.org, which I can generally recommend without reservation. Unfortunately, you can’t send emails from any address on your own domain without a workaround, so the search continued.
I had read about other problems about this mailbox.org service, but not this one. Anyone knows what's the catch when trying to send emails from your own domain?
Re: Migrating to the EU
#80Codeberg is only for FOSS projects. Is there some good European hosting provider for git? I really don't want to self host git.
I think Sourcehut is EU based now.