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Looking at this for hosting some of the PierMesh docs/information
From the site about what it is: "In short: a service that publishes the pages branch in your Git repository as a website on your domain; think GitHub Pages if it was open source and community operated."
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Okay, so here's the plan. I will start a Codeberg repository for any code examples I include in any article I write. On here I will include a screenshot of the relevant code, followed by a link to the specific file on Codeberg.
This way, I can include the code, have it be immediately visible, and avoid automated systems panicking, and mistakenly flagging my C programs as "violent speech", or something stupid like that.
I'm still debating whether to actually post the code examples for the multithreading article directly on here, or to make a Codeberg repo, and link to them.
Hosting the code externally is probably safer, and would make downloading the code much easier. It would also mean that I can easily move my articles to others platforms.
I could also do both, but that still has the risk of some mysterious, invisible content filtering algorithm seeing it and panicking. It also means that I will continue to have to fight with Tumblr's shitpile of an editor, and its random freak outs when I try to format things the way I want them, rather than how it wants them.
Exet Alpha 1.0.0 Released
After many months, the exet programming language is now available, if incomplete.
There is still a lot to be done, but now anyone can poke at the language, and get an idea of what it's like.
For the foreseeable future, I will no longer be using GitHub for any projects.
The version of d22 hosted there will rot, as is, and the exet interpreter will not be published there. All current, and future projects will be available on my Codeberg. I may also consider forking a new version of the Blu-Ray AACS database utility that I created on my old account, as a gist.
Speaking of exet, I haven't really posted any updates on here, but I'm looking to make and alpha release soon. It's far enough along that it's actually starting to become usable. I just need to write some documentation (fun...), and finalize the licensing and build script.
I don't expect anyone to line up to see the worlds latest esolang, but I did create it to serve a specific purpose, and it's more than capable of it. I just went off the rails when I started seeing what it might be able to do.
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Séisme chez les devs : GitHub perd son indépendance chez Microsoft (intégration à CoreAI)
Séisme pour les développeurs : GitHub n’est plus indépendant de Microsoft Breaking • Plateformes de code 💥 GitHub rattaché à Microsoft CoreAI : la fin de l’indépendance Par Audryk Chesse — New_Technology • Mis à jour aujourd’hui Le résumé en 10 secondes ⏱️ GitHub ne fonctionnera plus comme filiale autonome : après le départ du CEO, Microsoft ne nomme pas de remplaçant et place GitHub sous…
Codeberg is currently suffering from hate campaigns due to far-right forces,...
