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I'm conflicted about what to do

• Codeberg would screaming "I'm anti-genAI" which is something I really want
• git.gay looks cool and fun and gay, which is also something I really want
• self hosting would give me full control over the server configuration
• sereia.gay is a cool domain, but it mostly only works in portuguese (where git.da.sereia.gay is cooler). git.luana.dev.br is also an option (and cheaper, aka less likely to stop being mine), specially if I can set up more than a single domain to point to forgejo, but it isn't as cool.
• even if I set up a mirror, I'm undecided about whether to point it to codeberg or git.gay. Three-way sounds kinda abusive, idk?
• while I know forgejo is pretty lightweight, I'm concerned about having too much access in my NAS. Specially if I end up being ddossed by llms or if I ever do something people like. I have plenty of RAM from before the bubble, and it's modern but it's not the highest-end CPU out there. I'd also have to set up a reverse proxy, probably more reliable than my current oracle free tier one.
• I could get a VPS for the forgejo tho! Ive been wanting to get one anyway! (tho it would need a static ipv4)
• Tho, keeping it self hosted on my NAS would give me git push/pull even when offline!!
• Even if I keep a three-way mirror, which I might, I still need to choose a canon one to send links!
• Is it ok to accept PRs and stuff from either mirrors or do you need all but one of them to be read-only?

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GPT-5.5 aces UK cyber trials, tops rivals in AISI tests
NSA is testing Mythos, Anthropic publishes Claude Security for Claude Enterprise, Flock spied on a kid's gym room, DPRK hackers have stolen $577m in crypto year-to-date, Rhysida demands ransom from Stelia Aerospace NA, Two ransomware negotiators sentenced to prison, much more

I sometimes get a wild hair to buy a ~$150 Chromebook or Win notebook, probably to run Linux, as a 2026 version of the #iOpener. Then I remember the junk I've bought but didn't really use:
* $50 Black Friday Android tablet ~2012, I literally never opened.
* used ASUS eee pc $50 ~2015, ran Linux on it, but didn't use much
* Amazon Kindle 8 inch tablet 2017, screen wasn…