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I still use Unison as it is simpler than Syncthing.

It does have GUI, which I use. I wouldn't call it pretty or polished, but it works and I understand how it works and the way it works is exactly how I think syncing should work.

I've also configured it to run a GUI diff tool diffuse to easily combine changes in case of conflicts (when a file was changed on both sides since the last sync).

I wish it was a bit more modern and re-written in a modern language, but that's secondary qualities for a program.

That's a poor title: the article is not about CI/CD, it is particularly about GitHub CI/CD and thus is useless for the most CI/CD cases.

Nowadays EVERY site pretends being Fort Knox. Everyone's got a captcha for you.

What author does is nuts. But the advice of curating history is sound.

And from Mozilla business as well

Is it compatible with nginx+php-fpm stack?