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tangled supports selfhosted CI runners using NixOS microvms: https://blog.tangled.org/spindle-microvm/ selfhosted runners do not go down when our CI is down, its operates separat…

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the blogpost about bobbin is an engineering deep dive. you don't need to know any of this to use tangled.

this is simply false: bluesky moderating your account will have no effect on what happens with it on tangled. on the off-chance that your account is hosted by bluesky's PDS AND your account gets …

you can selfhost all components of tangled, takes about 200mb of memory and zero disk at the moment (api.tangled.org is completely stateless!): https://blog.tangled.org/bobbin/ …

this is changing very soon :) see knot2[0] for some initial experiments: https://tangled.org/oyster.cafe/knot2 > As time goes on we are re-assessing the idea of users owning w…

the way the CI runners on tangled work, you could just plug in your own bespoke runner as long as it fits the interface. we implement two such "engines": nixery and microvm. you can plug an…

disclaimer: i maintain tangled, some reasons to try might be: - tangled federates: https://blog.tangled.org/federation - native stacked PRs: https://blog.tangled.org/s…

you can selfhost the appview: https://blog.tangled.org/bobbin , which makes all of tangled fully selfhostable now.…

you can self-host components of tangled too: the git hosts (called "knots") and the CI runners (called "spindles"). the only difference between tangled and gitea is that with tangl…

web-of-trust models can help https://blog.tangled.org/vouching/

rendering massive diffs is cool but ultimately a gimmick. in what scenario are you actually reading a 500k line diff? something i'd really want to see from forges is alternate diff techniques: li…

> Well Y Does Some Of That yes but tangled.org really does do most of that! 1. JJ as the VCS: tangled supports stacked PRs using jj change-ids. https://blog.tangled.org/stacking , …