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bing.com• Sep 25, 2025• 1 min read
DBAG to sell stake in DuagonDeutsche Beteiligungs AG (DBAG) has agreed to sell its stake in Duagon to Knorr-Bremse. Dietikon, Switzerland-based Duagon is an independent provider of network components for data communication in ...
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github.com• Sep 24, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: Aegis – A Self-Hosted Code Hosting Server Written in GolangHello the good people on Hacker News.In the last 6 months I've been working on a self-hosted Git server and now I'd say it has reached a stage where I felt comfortable showing it properly.For the HTTP server and frontend part, this project only relies on `net/http` and `html/template`, both of which are in Golang's standard library. This might not be the best performance-wise but I wish to cut dependencies as much as possible.If the way the whole project is structured and developed seems weird: this is the first Golang project and first serious backend project I've ever done. Before making Aegis I've only made a few small things with Node.js and have never touched Golang, and during the development a lot of things have been ignored and/or delayed for the sake of "having enough functionalities as quick as possible". At the beginning it was only meant to be a proof that I have what it takes to "learn on the job" (and to learn about Git internals of course) but it gradually snowballed fro
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github.com• Sep 24, 2025• 1 min read
Show HN: A self-hosted social network where your Ethereum address is your IDHi HN,I'm the creator of epress. After a lot of work, I'm excited (and a bit nervous) to finally share it with you.For years, I've been feeling like a digital tenant on the platforms I use every day. My content, my social graph, my online identity—they were all stored on someone else's servers, subject to their rules, algorithms, and business models. I could be de-platformed, my data could be sold, or an API I relied on could suddenly be put behind a paywall.I looked into existing decentralized alternatives. While many are great projects, I found they often shifted the trust from a big corporation to a server admin (in federated models) or relied on a network of voluntary relays that could be unreliable or eventually charge fees. The fundamental dependency on third-party infrastructure remained.epress is my attempt at a solution, built on a simple, almost nostalgic principle: true ownership requires self-hosting.It's a decentralized social network where:* You run your own node: Your no
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news.ycombinator.com• Sep 24, 2025• 1 min read
Chat Control is already live on Facebook MessengerI don’t use Facebook Messenger much, but I did recently to reconnect with a friend from my teenage years.Today I woke up to the following message: “You can’t send messages for 3 days. Something you sent in a chat went against our Community Standards.” This was followed by a button linking to those standards. And yes, all my chats are locked.So I’ve been put in “time out.” An American corporation has decided I’m not allowed to speak to my friend for 3 days (our only way to communicate—a mistake in hindsight).And before you ask: what did I say? Most of the conversation was entirely banal. But at one point I was asked about the most memorable things from my time in politics. Among other things, I mentioned a quiet rumor about a ch#ild pros#####on ring (see, I’m self-censoring! I’m a good and obedient citizen!) in a bar frequented by the local political elite. That was last night. And no, my friend did not report me.People believe private chats to be, well, private. They also believe that