paloma kop ⁂
experimental multimedia artist, creative technologist, space(time) wanderer. currently based in new haven, CT.
sometimes it can feel like the future is too far off to worry about right now... but when you put event info online, include the year :)
i have kind of been ignoring this for a while because there is a lot going on but there are about 1000 reasons i don't want to keep hosting my code on github anymore. codeberg seems nice but i kind of want to just make my own forgejo instance. it's mostly personal projects anyway and i've had approximately 2 outside contributions so i'm not that worried about the friction of other ppl PRing to them. that said, does anyone with experience doing this have any advice?
i don't know if i can actually *delete* my github account for Reasons but it would be nice to at least move my "fun" projects off there. i should do it soon... aaa
edit: one thing i'm wondering is, for anyone running a self hosted forge, are you getting hammered with crawlers / AI scrapers? my server isn't that powerful and i am curious if i'm going to need to batten down the hatches against that.
i know there are some shady things about B&H (the new york based camera equipment retailer run by orthodox jewish people), but i have to respect their commitment to actually enforcing their holidays, it's very unusual in the current era of sales. they won't process any orders during passover, etc. they don't care if they make less money, their pause in business is not optional.
