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• Title must match the article headline

just use a make file like a civilised human being

why gitea instead of forgejo?

if it wasn’t for the webui, a bare git repo would suffice. any repo can be a remote. it’s distributed, after all.

forgejo is the most popular choice right now.

if you wanna be extra you can host git-pr

i think you’re misreading me.

no, it’s literally all in service of sending notifications. but there’s a lot involved. android doesn’t have a way to receive them natively for example, you need to go through google’s services. so ntfy has to emulate the firebase api. then there’s the “exactly once” requirement, which is basically the two generals problem turned up to eleven because every platform syncs differently and you need some way to store messages that are in the process of transmitting. then there’s the matter of punching through NAT, so you need a STUN/TURN setup on the server.

and that’s on top of the fact that every platform requires different build options, manifests, certificates, etc.

if you want to send one notification from your desktop to your phone, it’s easy. but from any device to (m)any other, with guaranteed delivery and no doubles? shit gets complicated.

…wha? i said norway has basically nothing in common with russia. where did you get finland?

cultural as in the most culturally similar or as in geographically closest? because if we go on similarity then denmark and scotland should be on your list, at number 1 and 4 respectively. and norway has basically nothing in common with russia.

it’s a fun but potentially extremely broad question; if you feel culturally russian, would your neighbors be all 14 of its bordering countries from finland to north korea?

oh cool that’s less than half of sweden’s gas price from mid-pandemic when it topped out at 25kr/l. we’re back down to 16 now, after the government removed the requirement for environmental additives. last time i saw 11kr/l must be at least 20 years ago.

this is not something people outside the us reflect on. it’s a common trope that us-americans go to europe to find their roots and whatever and nobody understands what they even mean by that.

you can just untick “german” in your language settings…

it’s not a slur, it’s a signal that that the poster types like they’re on reddit.

it’s not vlad’s fault russian windows are so thin

the soviet union flag

idk if the organised military arm of a recognised state can even be classed as terrorists. i’d have gone with “oppressors”, personally. but the point of this community is to post news articles without editorialising them.

please use the headline of the article as the title.

Rule 1: Title must match article headline

please

yeah lowering the standard of living is not popular. i don’t think complete self-sufficiency is necessarily the goal i’m thinking of, as much as minimising logistics costs. there’s also the resiliency factor; every european nation being self-sufficient in crucial areas like food, medicine, electricity etc and trading the surplus would make for a very strong continent.

there’s a lot of talk here about buying local now, like i’d imagine there is in most of europe. we still have local farms, but buying meat from brazil of all places is still marginally cheaper because they produce so much and have more lax standards for, say, how much antibiotics can be used on the animals (here that makes the meat prohibited to sell). i’m not saying to artificially modify pricing to privilege local production but i feel like there must be… something.

i think the finns did a ubi experiment pretty recently. the execution was a bit flawed, but the results were positive.