#Open Source Hosting

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SourceForge Alternatives: A Guide to the Top Open Source Hosting Platforms

Tired of SourceForge\u2019s outdated interface? Check out TrueFirms and other top platforms that empower open-source developers. TrueFirms combines community-driven insights with modern project hosting, making it easier to discover and showcase projects. This blog dives into the unique features of each alternative, ensuring you find the perfect match for your development needs

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Top 10 Alternatives to SourceForge for Open Source Projects

[postillfastill]

I hope @photomatt 's ugly white ass gets fired as the ceo of wordpress for his cocaine fueled public meltdowns so i don't have to migrate all my sites off of wp like im gonna if he continues being in charge. Like this is so embarrassing I don't even wanna be associated with his open code.

[rumina-pinella72]

2 doodles on paper of show host sekai,it's kinda confusing to identify who is who,because it's monochrone/line art

Well there are some text there,in case if you don't know who they are

Kratky([left]the one with his own features)

Chocolate Bar([left]the one that wears a jadket with the text that suppose to say webzforevz)

Crayon Box([right]the one that has a crayons on her headband)

Paint Palette([right]the one with a beret)

Original:

Rightest:Zipper Block

Right:MePhone4

Left:Oodle

Leftest:iPad

Original:

[balletthebestphotographs]

Natalia Osipova Наталья Осипова

Natalia Osipova Наталья Осипова as “Laurencia”, “Laurencia Лауренсия”, choreo by Vakhtang Chabukiani revised by Mikhail Messerer Михаил Мессерер, costume by Vyacheslav Okunev Вячеслав Окунев, music by Aleksandr Krein Александр Крейн. Based on the play “Fuente Ovejuna” (1619, Madrid, Spain) by Félix Lope de Vega y Carpio, Mikhailovsky Ballet Михайловский театр, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

Source and more info at: Photographer Stas Levshin on Facebook Photographer Stas Levshin on Instagram

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[slo2004blog]

this search engine is only giving me chickens now i will never understand underlying or implicit meaning :,(

[miumakio]

This is another yap post. Unfortunately, I am STILL not done drawing hatsune freaku, so this is just system/headmate/source rambling below the cut

Watching someone's source with them is either really normal, or somehow the most fucked up game of who can avoid eye contact for the longest. I'm watching Elementary with Sherlock and Watson, we're at a super important part about his character and a medical issue he's having that's interfering with his ability to work and focus

The entire time Watson is STARING HIM DOWN and Sherlock is making it a very specific point to not look at her what so ever, and every once in a while she'll look at me and motion at him and I have to act like this is totally normal.

Like headspace? Ridiculous. Sherlock Holmes is sharing front with two jjba fictives, one of which is in the midst of a very long trauma response and the other is having to keep Sherlock from worsening said trauma response as he has his own

TWO AT ONCE? HORRIBLE. BUT HE CANT LEAVE BECAUSE I DONT WANNA STOP WATCHING THIS SHOW.

Anyways, front is a mess. This is like the world's strangest crossover episode ever, and everyone here doesn't know what to do with themselves. Throws my hands in the air. OUUUGHH BEING FICTIVE HEAVY IS SO WEIRD

sighs may add more to this as the night goes on, I really don't wanna finish the drawing I started so this is sort of my way of not having to focus on it (even if that means sharing front with the most up-in-my-business man ever and his lesbian bff who's greatly concerned for his mental health)

If you read this ily, dms and asks are open as per usual, love ya <3

[vacillatingcreator]

Yooo just wanted to pop in an say that I'm *obsessed* with SHOS. Its a concept Ive thought about a lot before, and seeing you execute it so well gets me very excited!

Anyway, onto the ask:

I know that Crayon Box constantly switches styles to mimic OSO, but like, do the other hosts notice it? And how much of it? Would they just feel something off about her, or is she just a normal object in their eyes?

Also, kinda unrelated, but I headcanon Crayon Box to just have a constantly shifting height due to differing animation styles. Its not super noticable, only a few inches, but it'd probably come in handy in SHOS.

Hello and thank you !!

Sorry for the late response, haven't been as active on Tumblr u-u

BUT !!! ! I LOVE CRAYON BOX AND THE ART STYLE CHANGING STUFF SO MUCH YOU HAVE NO IDEA !!!

I believe I've answered it once before, but yes- her changing styles IS noticeable!

I dunno how to explain but they basically see what we see GJJFJFJ

Also that height thing is something I actually incorporate a little bit!

SHOS 1 is taking a while but you'll definitely be able to see yes yes!!

Thanks for the ask!! :D

[autistic-shaiapouf]

Hanging out and waiting for the flea spray to dry and then I get to vacuum again and wipe down everything in my room!!! Yippee!!!!

[facelessfractal]

Looking for friends. I am weird and sad but i make a lot of art and if you're nice to me, i will cry and be your best friend forever and draw you things probably.

[frog707]

Loving Travis

For most of my open-source software projects, I use the Actions platform built into GitHub for CI (continuous integration). GitHub Actions provides virtual machines to run workflows, so I don't have to administer build environments for Linux, MacOS, Windows, and so on. It's modern, convenient (if you use GitHub instead of, say, GitLab), fairly reliable, and (best of all) free (for public repos).

For me, the main limitation of Actions is that all their hosted runners use the x64 architecture. Sometimes I want to build and/or test on Arm CPUs---for instance my Libbulletjme project, which has a bunch of platform-sensitive C++ code.

For Libbulletjme, I still depend on the older TravisCI platform, run by a private firm in Berlin. In addition to a huge selection of build environments based on AMD CPUs, Travis also provides Arm-based Linux environments. (Officially, they're a "beta-stage" feature, but they've been in beta for years.) Like Actions, Travis is also free to open-source projects, though their notion of "open-source" seems a bit stricter than GitHub's.

I mention Travis because my experiments with the Vulkan API exposed a limitation in Libbulletjme, which led me to begin work on a new release of Libbulletjme, which led me to discover an issue with Travis's Arm-based build environments. A recent change to these environments caused all my Arm-based builds to fail. I could only go a bit further with Vulkan before I would have to make hard choices about how to work around the limitations of Libbulletjme v18.5.0 .

At 20:09 hours UTC yesterday (a Sunday), I e-mailed TravisCI customer support and explained my issue. At 12:25 hours UTC today, Travis announced a hotfix to solve my issue. That's pretty good turnaround, for a non-paying customer having issues with a "beta-stage" feature on a summer weekend.

Bottom line: I still love Travis. <3

[boegy]

This is an awesome guide and I want to add a few of my personal choices to it and provide more resources.

Note: I am, by no means, an expert.

Disclaimer: Some of the suggestions below may be missing features you are used to. It's free, roll with it. 😎

Level 1:

Another browser extension you should know about is LibRedirect. With it, you can pass links over to alternative sites to view the content. Be aware that the majority of the alternative sites are run by volunteers and enthusiasts; they don't always work 🙁 Small note: The name "Libre" gets used a lot by privacy-respecting and open source alternatives where previously they might have used "Free" or "Open".

Level 2:

Adobe Alternatives DuckDuckGo uses Bing for results, I also use StartPage for Google results. There is a desktop app for watching Youtube content called FreeTube that I recommend. It's a front-end for YouTube and Invidious servers (which re-stream YouTube content).

Level 3:

AdGuard is fine but if you are setting up a Raspberry Pi anyway, consider Pi-hole as an alternative option.

Level 4:

If, for some strange reason, you disregard the above guide and think that putting AdGuard on your phone is a reasonable alternative to the suggestions here, I would suggest that you DON'T. It may be different now but when I tried it the Android app it asked me to install a certificate. It does this so that it can modify websites you visit to block more ads. The downside is that it also allows them to read everything that would normally be encrypted. They may not be doing anything nefarious with it, but it's a risk I'm not taking. So, if a third-party you don't trust asks you to install a certificate, DON'T.

Level 5:

Awesome Piracy If you don't want to sign up for usenet and prefer to use torrents, get a good VPN and lock the torrent client down to only use the VPN connection. There are torrent tests you can do to see if your IP is exposed. In your VPN client, pick a country where copyright isn't a word! 😉

Level 6:

In addition to ReVanced, I want to also promote the app NewPipe which can be downloaded from the F-Droid store. F-Droid is an app store for your Android phone that hosts open-source apps and tells you every dirty detail of what each app does, privacy-wise. NewPipe is a YouTube alternative/Invidious front-end for Android.

Level 7:

Custom Windows playbooks are awesome and while I don't know Revi very well, but I will definitely check it out! Just browsing the docs I noticed that they default to the Brave browser. This is a personal opinion but I don't trust Brave as much as open-source alternatives. They have tried some interesting attempts at monetization in the past that make me suspect. Use the browser you are comfortable with instead and use a well-known, good adblock like uBlock Origin or uBlock Origin Lite. In addition to Firefox and its derivatives there is also Chromium and Ungoogled-Chromium if you want something familiar to Chrome.

Level 8:

Seriously, use Linux if you can (and if you do, make backups of your important files first!). Ignore Linux users that tell you to use Arch or an Arch derivative, it's not for beginners. When stuff breaks you just have to figure it out. Ubuntu, Mint, and Pop! are great for beginners but if you play games they may not be the most up-to-date for that. (Pop is especially behind at the moment 😭 but I'm hoping that changes soon) I personally use Fedora which is also great for beginners, is very up-to-date, and never gives me problems. However it does require one post-install setup step to replace the media codecs with "non-free" ones to make some media playback situations work. Other than that, it works so well that I actually find it boring compared to the usual amount of tinkering I'm used to! Fedora has two notable derivatives: Nobara, which is slightly tweaked for improved gaming performance and includes the media tweaks, and Bazzite which is similar to SteamOS but for general hardware (it's for gaming-specific setups like handhelds and living room gaming where you need a controller-focused interface).

Level ???:

You can host your own websites (webapps) made by others! I fell down this rabbit hole after Google killed Reader and I found self-hosted RSS alternatives. Later, I set up Docker and now I run dozens of useful webapps for all sorts of things! Try stuff out!

Hopefully this is helpful to someone. Feel free to ask me general questions about any of the above. If you have setup questions or technical issues, please contact the creators of the above projects first, as I can't cover everything everywhere. I try to, though! 😂

In case anyone is curious, I'm a software developer (mostly in web development) with a lot of general IT skills and troubleshooting experience and I spend a lot of my time tinkering with Linux, FreeBSD, self-hosted apps, open-source software, and supporting Windows systems that are all over the place. I have experience going back to MS-DOS, using Linux since the late 90's and have been running Linux as my primary system for over 5 years now (since Valve released Proton).

Thanks for reading!

genuinely wild to me when I go to someone's house and we watch TV or listen to music or something and there are ads. I haven't seen an ad in my home since 2005. what do you mean you haven't set up multiple layers of digital infrastructure to banish corporate messaging to oblivion before it manifests? listen, this is important. this is the 21st century version of carving sigils on the wall to deny entry to demons or wearing bells to ward off the Unseelie. come on give me your router admin password and I'll show you how to cast a protective spell of Get Thee Tae Fuck, Capital

[rumina-pinella72]

I think i just discover a ship called"crayonpalette"

Btw,paint palette is Kohane and crayon box is An

[balletthebestphotographs]

Kiyoka Hashimoto and Brendan Saye

Kiyoka Hashimoto and Brendan Saye, “In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated”, choreo, scenic, costume and original lighting design by William Forsythe, music by Thom Willems, As part of the program “Shifting Symmetries” (“Concertante”, “In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated” by William Forsythe and “Brahms-Schönberg Quartet” by George Balanchine), Wiener Staatsballett Vienna State Ballet, Wiener Staatsoper, Vienna, Austria (January 2, 4 & 5, 2024).

Source and more info at: Vienna State Ballet Website Vienna State Ballet on Twitter Vienna State Ballet on You Tube Vienna State Ballet on Facebook Vienna State Ballet on Instagram

Photographer Ashley Taylor Website Photographer Ashley Taylor on Instagram

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