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<zacts> http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/sf/current/index.html <-- cool book

<daviid>whaaat ?!? i thought i did read [carefully] that gitorious would 'close' [push] end of may. but i just received be maintained as is till the end of may, then would offer read only till ... _but_ http://paste.lisp.org/+36F9

<daviid>owh the above sentence is badly formed! but anyway, no ore push activities on gitorious which i thought we would have till end of may. i was actively preparing to ask gnu and savannah...

*daviid thinks gitlab lied and if that is correct, no sure though, deserves a long distance rocket :)

<OrangeShark>daviid: I guess end of May is now

<daviid>OrangeShark: haha, fortunately you are not the guile's core date procedures maintainer [just jocking, no offense]

<OrangeShark>the blog from gitlab does say end of May

<daviid>yep!

<daviid>so, 31 midnight UTC right?

<daviid>anyway forget it i alredy setup another server

<OrangeShark> https://gitlab.com/snippets/4413/raw

<OrangeShark>apparently it would become read only yesterday

<daviid>OrangeShark: nerver mind, as far as i'm concerned it is an extrenelly serious lack of ethic from gitlab, end of story, thanks god i have not decided to use their services

<OrangeShark>Where is everyone moving their repos to? I remember a lot of projects using it/

<daviid>OrangeShark: I'll move to savannah if accepted, otherwise will set-up my own server. I don't know for others, except davexunit who did set-up his own server already

<daviid>mark_weaver posted a link of someone comparing services, but i lost it

<daviid>have to go afk, bbl

***berndj is now known as Guest55081

***berndj-blackout is now known as berndj

<ArneBab_>freenet

<ArneBab_>(sorry - that should have been a search)

<ArneBab_>davexunit: do you remember who told me about GNU searching for decentralized code hosting?

<ArneBab_>(now that gitorious is as good as dead)

<ArneBab_>davexunit: I ask, because I just finished a short guide about hosting in Freenet, and I need beta-readers ☺: http://draketo.de/english/freenet/real-life-infocalypse

<ArneBab_>(would be great if you could pass it on)

<ArneBab_>paroneayea: was it you?

<paroneayea>ArneBab_: I might have... it's something that both davexunit and I have both been very concerned about

<paroneayea>oh interesting

<paroneayea>will read, ArneBab_

<ArneBab_>thank you!

*ArneBab_ feels reassured that his memory isn’t completely hosed ☺

<paroneayea>interesting ArneBab_

<paroneayea>ArneBab_: check the source cocde of your site btw

<paroneayea>there's some 127.0.0.1:8888 links

<paroneayea>er, html source

<ArneBab_>paroneayea: ah, yes - those are Freenet links: They need a running Freenet.

<ArneBab_>I’ll rewrite them to use my inproxy

<ArneBab_>thanks!

<paroneayea>ArneBab_: there's one that also runs in an iframe

<paroneayea>yeah, my browser blocks them as possible XSS attacks

<ArneBab_>I added an explanation for the plugin-page link

<ArneBab_>the iframe is intentional: It uses a messaging application within Freenet as decentralized comment system

<ArneBab_>⇒ http://draketo.de/proj/freecom

<paroneayea>ArneBab_: is infocalypse your project?

<ArneBab_>paroneayea: I’m maintaining it nowadays

<paroneayea>cool project :)

<ArneBab_>but I’m not the original author (just fascinated by how well the concept matches freenet)

<paroneayea>ArneBab_: you should package it for guix :)

<ArneBab_>that’s true, yes

<ArneBab_>but for that I would have to first package Freenet for guix

<paroneayea>*ArneBab_ recurses down some dependency trees*

<ArneBab_>☺

<ArneBab_>that could be quite some work… IIRC the Gentoo ebuild was quite hard: untangling java dependencies

<ArneBab_>but once someone manages to package Freenet, Infocalypse should be easy

<zacts>hi guilers

<paroneayea> https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/guile-devel/2015-05/msg00004.html huh

<paroneayea>interesting

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