Everything I see on codeberg.org says they want donations / members.

Maybe you’re thinking of Jellyfin?

Just to add to the fray, here’s what I’ve found:

• Forgejo - install on a PC at home - works well, but you can’t easily share your code with people outside your home. (https://forgejo.org/)

• Codeberg - runs Forgejo under the hood - now you can share with people - but you really ought to donate to them if you use their service. (https://codeberg.org/)

• PikaPods - will host a Gitea instance for you in their cloud - you can share code this way too - costs about $2 USD per month and is dead simple to set up. (https://www.pikapods.com/apps)

• VPS - go set up your own virtual private server (on a free Oracle server, or other various hosts out there) and install Forgejo on that - more complicated, hope you like securing servers - share as you like. Free or maybe $$$.

Have fun!

Therrre it is. Or, here it comes maybe.

Oh, thank you! Based on these replies I assumed I am the dumbest person on the planet.

Every ignorant, fearing for their bonus CEO: “If we dont do that, we’ll get left behind!”

Feh! Feh I say!

Never played this game, but the image reminds me of Full Throttle.

Oh I like that! Thanks for the idea.

You are certainly correct about that, but you and OP haven’t answered my question. I really wonder if OP was saying that they wouldn’t be upset, even if they had a personal connection to that specific memorial.

My guess with OP’s comment was more like they didn’t see how it affects them, versus any other answer. I believe society won’t move forward as long as everyone only ever sees the world through the lens of “how does this affect me”. But this is all just me guessing.

Serious question for you: I wonder if you would feel different if your parent had died in the war being memorialized?

I’m trying to figure out if you are saying “This doesn’t affect me so I don’t care” or maybe, “Memorials serve no purpose” or something else. Cheers,

🤘🤘🤘

And my Samsung Galaxy buds too.

Yep, understood. And I still don’t think this is a common skill for most 18 year olds. But I’d like to know if this is more common than I realize.

I’m 8-10 years from retirement and I’m fine with this. I always knew younger, better coders will come along. Anyone holding on to their 90s or 00s coding skills… Well… Good luck with that.

That, and this kid is still the very rare exception. I don’t think he’s representative of most 18 year olds.

I feel like I’m missing a joke here. Help me out, if you don’t mind…

Uhh, you know it says “Eat Arbys”, right?

“If an attorney does this, a judge can demand explanations, but it’s not true in the other direction,” Frohock said. “We will probably never know what happened, unless an appellate court demands it.”

That sucks. There should be some sort of consequence for doing this.

The only surprising thing is they didn’t also whisper, “We’re gonna get so stinking rich off this!” at the same time.

Just seeing that is making my life better. :)

SD cards?

Huge USB thumb drives?

Oh well, I’m sure that’s an oversight they will remedy very soon.