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Why I voted in favour of Codeberg’s AI policy
Codeberg was all over the tech news for a week or two this summer, after members voted to amend the terms of service to prohibit projects that mostly consist of code written by “generative AI”-tools. The debate that followed was surprisingly heated. I’m one of the majority of members who voted in favour of the amendment and I was really happy to see it pass.
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Joining Forgejo’s Accessibility Team
If you go and look at TEAMS.md#accessibility in Forgejo’s governance repo today you’ll find my name there in the list. I’m very proud of this!
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Running a Forgejo dev environment
Been wanting to get started making code contributions to Codeberg for the longest time. Finally got around to setting up a local development environment. Here’s my notes!
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Democracy Kicks Ass
Contrasting the sense of helplessness about Microsoft's agenda for GitHub with the community-led democracy of Codeberg.
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Voting on Codeberg's new privacy policy
Nobody cares about privacy policies. Except when they do.
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Codeberg Is The Future
GitHub’s been my most-used digital service for years. Even interviewed (unsuccessfully) there once. To some extent it had become an online “home” for me. You know that feeling when you’ve lived in the same place long enough that you can walk into the bathroom in the dead of night and hit the light switch on your first try with one effortless flick of your arm? That’s been my relationship with GitHub.