@gotosocial@gts.superseriousbusiness.org @Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de I think not allowing vibecoding is good because it can be argued that vibecoded projects aren't even free software in the first place because they use proprietary and legally ambiguous code under the hood.
What I am not a fan of is that in the recent policy change Codeberg also decided to ban cryptocurrency projects. I think this is a bad move because I think cryptocurrency projects can definitely have good uses as well and banning then outright is frankly rediculous and anti freedom. Therefore I will not be financially supporting Codeberg.
@SuperDicq I thought it was.
@SuperDicq They also don't realize that GNU Taler (what many anti-crypto activists propose as an "ethical alternative" to crypto) also uses proof-of-work.
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@mkljczk@pl.fediverse.pl I also disagree with the decision to blanket ban cryptocurrency projects. I don't think gender has anything to do with it though.
@xianc78@gameliberty.club It's always the same pattern... If we had Waffles as a Service:
- Seerup dot com: Popular, but you cannot say anything bad about chocolate-flavored waffles.
- Waffl dot io: You can only say good things about chocolate or blueberry waffles so that people who like them don't get upset. Strawberry waffles are banned. All of the mods eat blueberry waffles.
- BreakfastBoys dot uwaaah dot su: Everything goes, but the ~15 people there only discuss how bad chocolate waffles are (while the server isn't down)
- GNU Golden Squares, Better Batter, ironfried: Abandoned + never worked in the first place
@cnx I'm actually considering that.
@beardalaxy I use Cryptpad which is like a FOSS, self-hosted, and end-to-end encrypted Google Drive. There is currently no desktop app, but everything is encrypted and decrypted client-side so even if you are using someone else's server, they have no idea what you are doing. It also has real-time code editing which prevents version conflict.
@beardalaxy And I'm obviously not opposed to using private repositories as you need to collaborate with other people in your studio, but that can easily be done on a self-hosted server and I plan on using Fossil for that.
@beardalaxy Honestly, I feel like public code repositories should only be used if you plan on collaborating. Instead, they are used as code dumping grounds used to build CVs/portfolios. I feel like that's a complete waste or as Terry Davis would say, "littering the Internet."
@cnx I agree and respect their right to do so, but there aren't that many alternatives right now. That's my only gripe.