xen is still floating around, but mostly irrelevant for virtualization as we know it now.

Plus qemu and xen have different use case.

Codeberg is cozy 💛

Gitlab is a bit bloated

Bitbucket is too close to Jira for my taste

Gitea for selfhost maybe

Good read thanks

I considered pCloud they have better paid offers and very attractive lifetime one time payment plans.

But they have their own client software and experience tells that this will cause trouble at some point.

TabD 8Gb is free like free. The only thing it misses is the data encryption at rest. A replacement for that would be Cryptomator.

Free tier seems to work pretty well.

They stop servers from time to time for maintenance and upgrades, it is a good sign.

(Plus Cryptomator when needed)

It is not early implementations I fear.

It’s sad because at some point, when mainstream browsers will actually rely on systemd for that, website will block you.

Given enough time and ressources, that age control will hit hard like DRM.

Underrated

Unfortunately this author posts way too many duplicates, is muted here

Next time they will choose MIT… and close everything

You have many options to choose from…

• rsync over ssh+key, maybe pull from the central backup host is better
• Borgbackup, restic and alike, so push
• Syncthing, push or pull I can’t say for sure

That ⬆️

And the fact all alternatives must have federated signon and repos. Otherwise it’s just annoyance and fragmentation where GitHub provides a smooth, unified experience.

France did that too with matrix fork « tchap »

That just remind me how good stuff can go horribly wrong in the hands of such great persons. Like Oracle’s CEO years ago.

Btrfs here, with zsdt:3, on my game data the compression ratio is a bit worse than that, but it does save some space to my surprise.

Oracle?

Aren’t most games assets files already compressed?