A few days ago, our request to FOSS United's grant program was approved, and we are happy to announce that their grant of 20,000 INR (~230 EUR) will be able to finance our operations for the entire year! This will allow us to keep providing you access
Happy New Year! This month, we had only a few changes, but important ones at that. Website, Status and Internal services moved to the new UK Node The main website, blog, status page and core internal services of Project Segfault have now been moved to the UK Node. This will
New month, New blogpost! Today we have a lot to show you! Since we didn't post anything in the last two months because there was nothing to tell, we decided to once again, merge both months. During October nothing really noteworthy happened, but during November a lot of
Hello! It's been a month since we haven't updated you with the state of Project Segfault, we're still doing well, it just happened that I (Midou) didn't have much to talk about last month and preferred to start making blogposts when there
Hello, there haven't been much changes this month IN node disk and fan upgrade Thanks to our generous contributors (https://wiki.projectsegfau.lt/Credits) we were able to buy a new fan and a new 1TB NVMe drive (with DRAM!) to expand storage! We should no longer be
Hello this (very late) blogpost ! This month we have a lot of important news to inform you of, so please stick around: IN Node 2/3-day planned downtime from 13th July onward Since Arya, who hosts the IN Node, is shifting homes, there will be a downtime (2-3 days depending
This month was wayy more active than usual, and we got a lot of useful fixes, and a few new services :). Enjoy! New instance: Shoelace We are now hosting a new privacy frontend that allows you to see posts and users on instagram threads (the fediverse clone nobody likes) in
This month, we did not have many changes, but we did bring forth a few new services, and some changes to our infrastructure! Nitter has been revived Recently, we fixed our Nitter instance by using tokens from throwaway accounts! However, due to lack of accounts, and stricter rate limits, we
After Midou kept forgetting to write the blog post for the past 5 days, he finally remembered that it's getting too late to write the blog post, so here we go. This month haven't been seen many changes but nonetheless, there are still thinks to talk
Another month, another blog-post! This month, we had many changes, including yet another Pizza1 provider migration, a few Pubnix fixes, a new Domain registrar and more! Pizza1 migration, again Around the 19th of February, our previous provider for our EU Node (Pizza1), Nonic Cloud (a subsidiary of Oxide Hosting), notified
This month, we had many backend, changes, a few frontend tweaks, and finally, a new service as well! We are now at 200 users on the Pubnix! The Pubnix, around a year after its creation, has finally reached 200 users. We would like to thank all the users for making
Just before we start: Happy New Year :D This month, we had a few quality of life improvements to our services, and also have started steps to make our infrastructure more robust. Restructure and Ansiblization of IN Node After the instability on IN Node (probably due to the haphazard migration