Just because a law mislabels something doesn’t mean we need/should follow that.

Hmm well, okay. Then Codeberg isn’t for me.

What do you mean?

They won’t ever be able to compete with GitHub or GitLab like this…

I think it’s important to note that these models are open-WEIGHT and not open-SOURCE. Open-source would mean we could explore the training data itself. Open-weight models are great, but please let’s not call them open-source.

What’s the definition of cryptocurrency-RELATED? Who defines what this all includes? Bad decision by codeberg…

Not all of us. Just a few actually. But not playing fair will always give them an advantage.

Everyone, thank you so much for your helpful comments… ❤️ I have learned a lot these two days.

I looked at rsync and borg, and I have ended up using Pika as a GUI for Borg. I am now backing up my data with Pika to two external hard disks over SSH. Both of these external hard disks are encrypted with Pika/Borg. What a wonderful tool!

Wow, I just used this tutorial. rsync is amazing, and this actually makes everything so much easier. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!

The only reason is that I am a noob 😄 Thanks, I will take at look at this!

keep the key safe

This might be a dumb question, but can I assume the keys are safe in the standard .ssh directory on Linux? Is there anything I should explicitly do to secure the private key?