I never really used OpenPGP for email but now you can email me (much more) securely via reop, my key is available on /reop.pub. I've yet to decide how to manage it since key rotation isn't always that great.
This got accompagnated with a move from pass(1) to creating secret(1), which is based on POSIX shell + reop instead of bash + GnuPG (or go + GnuPG if you use gopass), the code is also much simpler but still quite experimental. It also lacks something like an agent (which I'll probably write as something separated).
This means that the Nitrokey Start that I've been using on my laptop as a workaround on GnuPG bugs (yes…) is getting quite useless now, I'll see if I could make it hold my reop keys with a custom firmware.
And it means that app-admin/pass-otp that I maintain in gentoo is going to be up for grabs.
kdb+samp elements are now used in code to ease copy-pasting. Adding all the articles in the Atom feed and timestamping them is left to do.1.0.0 got released (about a month ago)! A 1.0.1 will soon get released as there is few bugs.
I mostly did code reviews, a lot of them, other devs have been in code writing mode I guess. Anyway other than these:
I also didn't touch things other than the backend except doing a bundle for MastoFE (which still freezes into WebKitGTK, this doesn't happen in regular mastodon so glitch-only bug I guess…).
I would quite wish to have a forge for my projects (stagit having quite a lot of limitations). I tried SourceHut but that wouldn't really fit my needs well (it's quite community-oriented) and I ran into some issues while setting it up. Not a huge surprise to me, it's an alpha software and to be honest I didn't much motivation as I wanted something that would be quite free of maintainance and community-management.
That being tried, I would gladly use and recommend SourceHut for communities as I think it's really well done for this. Also would remind that gitlab is a slow pain as it's user interface doesn't scale. For example I often open diffs with curl $url | vis - for large code reviews because scroll speed is very slow, and it's API sucks enough that I can't give annotations back without doing a representation similar to their frontend.
I'll see how gogs/gitea works (used it a bit in few places) but IIRC it has some limitations and not sure how hackable it's codebase is but probably not so much.
Otherwise I'll do my own forge, will see if ForgeFed could be interesting but probably not so much, compatibility and sharing code with projects like SourceHut will try to be done.
Anyway kind of wishlist / destination:
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