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Replying to @OGThinkingGuy
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Replying to @OGThinkingGuy
I think you can run cronjobs, I do not know if you can choose not to run them if nothing changed. You might be able to use workarounds, though.
What about #CI on #Codeberg?
We are providing access to our #WoodpeckerCI instance to those who need it, some caveats still apply.
Also, you can read about the upcoming #ForgejoActions.
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The #FLOSS world is more than #GitHub and #GitLab.
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Some thoughts about how non-profit web services can have healthy growth and keeping up with proprietary competitors.
Replying to @csolisr @BoilingSteam
Forgejo is supposed to stay a soft-fork, and we also aim to upstream most relevant changes.
Read why we think that Blocklists defeat a safe and decentralized Internet: blog.codeberg.org/how-blockl…
#Infosec #PiHole #eblocker #spamhaus #abuse #centralization
Dealing with current #malware waves makes us mad. Mostly at #blocklistÂs, which are often unmaintained, or selling a commercial product, even asking you to pay for delisting.
This is far from allowing for a free and decentralized Internet.
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