Posts by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
(DIR) Post #APF4BTPDSRNeW9Nmam by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-03T23:32:30Z
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@verita_84 I will still be working on that (along with other people), but currently we are in the final stages(already accepted, just the "administrative" for now) of getting a grant from NLNet. After that we can focus on implementing federation.
(DIR) Post #APFuKeQJ3jIIuWaeCO by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-04T09:14:36Z
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@elia Yes, that's still the plan.
(DIR) Post #APNtXVYj5Rkzx7vK0e by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-07T22:51:36Z
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@BrodieOnLinux Great video, you're spot-on. I do have two remarks:Every owner is equal, no main or assistant owner. Even though one could make the argument that lunny is the main owner due to being the owner throughout the history. The blog post didn't address or mention the open letter, it was an "clarification", but that can be seen as an indirectly addressing the open letter.Source: I'm part of the team that wrote the open letter & ex-Gitea maintainer(https://pad.gusted.xyz/VL2dufhjQKi8a2OPm7Y8NQ#)
(DIR) Post #APO4kApYZ748vO2PDc by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-08T06:11:13Z
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@BrodieOnLinux I stand corrected; I'm not sure how I missed that. However, as a Gitea maintainer, I don't believe this has ever been translated into practical terms for the elected owners.
(DIR) Post #APo8dzY9AKFTeDd5dY by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2022-11-20T21:19:28Z
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@freeplay What about getting a MP3 player? Always works, even without internet!
(DIR) Post #AR2YOLWh1Bdwv2vwBs by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2022-12-27T18:24:15Z
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@a count me in!
(DIR) Post #AREyeVshDUkmjXXTsG by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2023-01-02T18:12:03Z
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@Codeberg @mmeier I'm not sure, I still don't see the benefit of syncs. I'd prefer to just see that code go away.
(DIR) Post #ATaPbTK7TWa4xMa34S by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2023-03-13T22:10:06Z
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@a Doesn't seem like it's possible to isolate any of the variables.This equation has no trivial simplification (other than extracting the c-b power, which helps nothing). I cannot find anything about these two tuples online (which otherwise would suggest they might be part of some sequence).FWIW bruteforcing does not yield any other solutions, for any combination of a,b,c, under 2500. Just the two you mentioned.
(DIR) Post #AVG1M0xFmZI4ff9r4C by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2023-05-02T21:48:19Z
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@a I would write a UDP joke here, but you might not get it.
(DIR) Post #AVwFDIkCC2WS35qBlY by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2023-05-23T06:41:31Z
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@a 33 bytes:import ctypes;ctypes.string_at(0)Could probably be less bytes, if there's another function that allows to pass the raw address.
(DIR) Post #AWG2fwSwDTjBzpCmqu by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2023-06-01T19:55:17Z
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@a You've successfully discovered the weirdest built-in constant of Python, Ellipsis. (Just right behind license and credits built-in).
(DIR) Post #AYabQR67a8JE8WgRSS by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2023-08-10T13:41:57Z
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@Codeberg Poof, fixed!
(DIR) Post #AkFzxCFk6JL2PeHUi8 by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2024-07-24T13:19:14Z
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Oh no! a wild security feature for @forgejo has appeared that even Github doesn't have! https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/pulls/4662#forgejo
(DIR) Post #AkG2qkI7Rrg9of0ZvM by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2024-07-24T13:42:29Z
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@feld @forgejo Having a verified SSH key is also a form of 2FA. For both occasions, you still need to know the password, so if your SSH key is leaked, it won't give anyone instant access to your account.
(DIR) Post #AkG4qsjWGGQPuH186a by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2024-07-24T14:20:51Z
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@phnt @forgejo Congrats, what about telling me that you would like to see a option to disable this feature?
(DIR) Post #AkG6lred2qnV1MStAO by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2024-07-24T14:43:33Z
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@phnt @forgejo A instance-wide option will be added - the PR is now WIP again.
(DIR) Post #Akws2xRVdJdWNgIX7Q by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2024-08-14T02:24:56Z
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I've written another Linux kernel module (my second one, and counting) for the YubiKey 5. It acts as a driver for the yubikey, so it can be used as a hardware RNG provider for the Linux kernel. It uses the OpenPGP application that's available on the yubikey to generate random bytes, which are then mixed into the entropy pool of the kernel. It also automatically mixes new generated bytes into the pool after the kernel reseeds (behavior of the hw_random framework). Now you can even feel more secure about using /dev/(u)random.Source code: https://codeberg.org/Gusted/yk5-randomFor, what I assume, security reasons, the yubikey's LED stays on because the driver uses the CCID interface, which is quite distracting.#security #yubikey
(DIR) Post #Av5tdQBTImHHeX8OTA by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2025-06-13T17:08:38Z
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@davidrevoy @andre https://codeberg.org/forgejo/governance/src/branch/main/branding#mascot is the current canonical source for Forgejo's mascot.I think it's cool to have a name for the mascot, let me know and I will create a pull request for it.
(DIR) Post #B0Vc0KnDQ5vc2qZbV2 by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2025-11-22T14:02:55Z
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@andre_601This requirement is not new and was already there before, because no FSF/OSI allowed license disallows commercial usage of content.What did change is that the following kinds of work can be licensed to disallow commercial use:> As an exception to this requirement, works which primarily describe the personal opinions or experiences of the author, or which embody the unique personal creative spirit of the author, may be included in public repositories under a copyright licence which does not allow modification and/or commercial use, such as a Creative Commons licence with NC or ND restrictions@Codeberg
(DIR) Post #B18vpwWjeInwEHVCIS by Gusted@social.linux.pizza
2025-12-11T15:30:03Z
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@aral @Codeberg It is a known issue, I hope to have it fixed soon.