What features are you imagining that Forgejo doesn't already have? It's already self-hostable.
The biggest issue IMO is having to create a new account for each instance you want to contribute on, but I don't think that's a big deal (I like having separate identities for privacy anyway)
I suppose some people might also want to open pull requests to merge from one instance to another.
Second of all, this is obviously not theoretical...
Microsoft can associate the GDID with third-party services and the timing as well, giving Redmond a way to theoretically track a user’s online activity.
This will also impact other Chromium-based browsers, though the comment notes that "other browsers can continue supporting these if they so desire." Neowin points out that Microsoft Edge and Opera are likely to follow suit.
I've just been sticking with Firefox since it's open source and I trust uBlock Origin more than any other adblocker. (It even works great on Android)
Visiting that page with uBlock Origin enabled now warns that it's not official so I wouldn't trust it. I usually send people to https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock#readme instead.
he was unaware Mix could share patron data with neighboring businesses but did not see a problem with it. “I think it’s cute that they share it amongst other bars,” he wrote. “It’s like a little cybersecurity community.”
... form submissions and redirects took a while to explain to my colleagues, on account of everyone being used to heavily client-side web applications.
I usually prefer using nix because it has type checking and the syntax highlighting works without having to put it in its own file. (Although larger configs need their own file anyway)
But I'm not too bothered by having other languages in there.
I just made this for fun after I had an existential crisis about my software engineering job turning from something I loved to just talking to agents all day :/
What features are you imagining that Forgejo doesn't already have? It's already self-hostable.
The biggest issue IMO is having to create a new account for each instance you want to contribute on, but I don't think that's a big deal (I like having separate identities for privacy anyway)
I suppose some people might also want to open pull requests to merge from one instance to another.