because: 1) privacy - don't want projects leaving a closed circle of people 2) compliance - you have to self-host and gitlab/github ...
because: 1) privacy - don't want projects leaving a closed circle of people 2) compliance - you have to self-host and gitlab/github are way too expensive for what they provide when open-source alternatives exist 3) you just want to say fuck you to coorperate (nothing is free) and join the clippy movement.
Posted by kachapopopow on Sep 18, 2025, 7:10 PM
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- >Beef is already too expensive for most people.
- I gave this a go a couple of years ago.
- I haven't seen any use cases around me, although I'm not that advanced user.
- [BUG] Pro Max 5x Quota Exhausted in 1.5 Hours Despite Moderate Usage
- > Unfortunately it doesn't offer free hosting for hobbyists.
- Still the same HID remapping project from last month (I was hoping to be done by now, but hardware is hard): https://github.co...
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>Beef is already too expensive for most people.
I gave this a go a couple of years ago.
I haven't seen any use cases around me, although I'm not that advanced user.
[BUG] Pro Max 5x Quota Exhausted in 1.5 Hours Despite Moderate Usage
> Unfortunately it doesn't offer free hosting for hobbyists.
Still the same HID remapping project from last month (I was hoping to be done by now, but hardware is hard): https://github.co...
This criticism seems like a complete non-sequitur to me.
Bring back the GitHub Copilot in the CLI commands to not break workflows
because: 1) privacy - don't want projects leaving a closed circle of people 2) compliance - you have to self-host and gitlab/github ...
because: 1) privacy - don't want projects leaving a closed circle of people 2) compliance - you have to self-host and gitlab/github are way too expensive for what they provide when open-source alternatives exist 3) you just want to say fuck you to coorperate (nothing is free) and join the clippy movement.
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