A solid choice. I’ve been using it daily ( codeberg.org ) for the last year and it’s pretty great!

The code review features are not as awesome as github but you won’t need those.

I don’t think trac has any kind of kanban UI to it, btw. They might have added it by now, it’s been years since I used it.

It depends what you were using Jira for - it has a lot of features, most of which you were probably not using.

Trac has a wiki, tickets and git all in one - https://trac.edgewall.org

NextCloud has a plugin called ‘Tasks’ which looks similar to Trello.

Forgejo is similar to github - https://forgejo.org/

Some gentle pressure applied here might change that https://codeberg.org/swiso/website/issues/255

Yeah, I think it’s that one. Does Discover pull it’s content from flathub.org?

It says “by Signal Foundation” on it and 900,000 people have installed it so it seems good enough to me.

I have the official Signal Desktop flatpak installed through Discover. It exists.

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You can play the original PS1 version if Wipeout in your browser

https://phoboslab.org/wipegame/

I don’t know if that’s the ‘best’ way, but there it is.

Like a blog?

Check out Wordpress, Hugo or Ghost.

Really great comments at https://peerj.com/articles/cs-111/reviews/. The reviewers are very nice about it but do point out some big issues towards the end.

Thanks for grabbing the chart.

My Stats 101 alarm bells go off whenever I see a graph that does not start with 0 on the Y axis. It makes the differences look bigger than they are.

The ‘outsiders, gendered’ which is the headline stat, shows a 1% difference between women and men. When their gender is unknown there is a 3% difference in the other direction (I’m just eyeballing the graph here as they did not provide their underlying data, lol wtf ). So, overall, the sexism effect seems to be about 4%.

That’s a bit crap but does not blow my hair back. I was expecting more, considering what we know about gender pay gaps, etc.

I’m sure kiwifarms and stormfront will appreciate this service. Read between the lines in the FAQ.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Service-oriented_architecture

Ubuntu has a set of scripts you can run to harden a new server (not advisable on a server that has already been configured for something). You need an Ubuntu Pro subscription to access them but you can get a free trial and then cancel it after you’ve finished.

More info at https://ubuntu.com/security/cis.

I did this process for a customer recently and it was pretty straightforward and much much more thorough (over 100 configuration changes) than just tweaking SSH and fail2ban.

I expect other commercially-oriented distros offer something similar.

GPUs these days use a whole lot of power. Ensure your power supply is specced appropriately.

gpt3.5 is faster though. You can tell they really thought about performance while writing this code because they used 3.5 instead. /s

There was a discussion in this community about this 2 days ago. Check it out - https://lemmy.world/post/10777395

Cloudflare has been controversial for dragging their feet when it was time to stop providing protection to nazi websites like The Daily Stormer, 8chan and Kiwi Farms. Also the Taliban, ISIS and so on More about this.

For this reason, a lot of fediverse servers do not use CloudFlare.

Try it and see :)

I’m adding new features every day. However this is very new software so merely achieving the same basic functionality is the main goal, for now.

For developers, the fact that it is written in Python instead of Rust or PHP might be attractive. More info at https://join.piefed.social/

Something I added this week is that when viewing a post in a Beehaw community , a message is shown above the comment input box saying “This post is hosted on beehaw.org which has higher standards of behavior than most places. Be nice.”.

Writing really good comments is an under-appreciated skill.