"I'm just going to write a small utility project"
A few hours later:
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"I'm just going to write a small utility project"
A few hours later:
#39c3IT'S HAPPENING
GITHUB, THE FIRST ENTERPRISE CLOUD SOLUTION TO REACH ZERO NINES RELIABILITY
My several year old bus implementation was awful here, so I had to rewrite it.
This is much nicer 
Now with a RISC-V core driving the blinking
I visit the olympic park in Munich almost every day. This can be cycling, jogging, or just strolling through the park.
Sometimes, thick fog, a frequent occurrence in the northern part of Munich, creates a dreamy, somewhat dystopian, atmosphere. The flood lights are turned on during events and provide great practical lighting.
Today, the sky was grayish and fully covered. It was about to rain. I took some photos of the supporting masts [1] and the tower.
[1]: https://www.tensinet.com/index.php/component/tensinet/?view=project&id=3779
And I have a positive example for this, too: our Pages service was going to go away because nobody wanted to maintain it any more.
But we asked the community, and they really wanted a Pages service.
So a heroic volunteer (thank you @whitequark) stepped up to write us new infrastructure, and our infra team found the time and motivation to work on patching up the existing infra. And now the future of Codeberg Pages is safe – because the community told us they wanted it.