MOVED TO CODEBERG

Migrating from GitHub to Codeberg

Many developers are shifting from GitHub to Codeberg, a European, community-driven platform. This move is largely fueled by a desire for greater data sovereignty and a commitment to open-source ethics. Why Developers are Leaving GitHub

• Corporate Ownership: Concerns over Microsoft’s influence on data privacy and potential censorship.
• Legal Risks: Hosting with US-based companies subjects data to American jurisdiction, specifically laws like the Patriot Act and FISA, which allow broad government surveillance and data access.
• Performance: Increasing reports of GitHub becoming bloated or unreliable, particularly with CI/CD tools.
• AI Ethics: Friction regarding GitHub Copilot and the use of open-source code for training proprietary models.

Why Choose Codeberg?

• Non-Profit Governance: Operated by a European non-profit dedicated to transparency, not shareholders.
• Legal Protections: Benefiting from stricter European data protection regulations.
• Seamless Transition: Offers a familiar Gitea-based interface that minimizes the learning curve.
• Community First: Focuses on serving the developer community rather than monetizing user data.

https://codeberg.org/olibf/prxy

prxy

a very simple proxy for debugging http traffic

usage

prxy3 -d host:port -p [host]:port

• -d destination address (host and port)
• -p proxy address (host is optional, port is required)

have fun :)