ashkulz

Use the Temporary Containers extension, it does just that.

Yep, international/amex cards aren't enabled by default by most POS providers (_due to the high fees on the merchant side_) and most small businesses don't really know or care enough to enable them.

In fact, card acceptance has gone _up_ in my experience. Unless you're using a very small shop which just has a QR code, most businesses now use a POS which supports a lot of payment methods including cards.

I agree that a lot of businesses now actively don't manage cash as they used to earlier... it's very difficult to get low-value notes as the central bank seems to be slowly reducing the supply by not printing as per demand.

I think that's a very simplistic take, it doesn't account for people who need to support children's education and/or healthcare for parents.

Both are areas where costs are going up at a rate which is much higher than official inflation rates, and comp increases often don't even match inflation!

So the need for working till you're forced to give up still remains.

We used to have self-hosted runners on Hetzner dedicated servers, and we migrated to UbiCloud ~6 months ago.

Unless you can optimise your CI runtime to be very balanced and fast, you're going to have a lot of jobs queued during working hours ... although it costs more per minute, the fact that CI jobs are bursty means it works out not too much costlier but with less queue time.

Are they going to be using gerrit or a private repo and push changes back regularly?

Sometimes the discussions on PRs are equally valuable to see how a commit was arrived at, and I'd be sad if that got lost in this change.

It's still open source, but not open for public contributions. That's pretty much how it was before the advent of these forges.

Any plans to support Android? It's not always possible to be iOS-only.

What's the plan for monetization? Your license is Apache 2.0, which I'm not sure makes sense from having customers pay.

In contrast, Lago uses AGPL-3.0 and has an open-core model (not sure if the premium features are source available or not), which makes it more clearer on how they're going to make money.

I too use Temporary Containers, and my solution is to use a named container and associate that site with the container.

I guess you meant to say porkbun?