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Hey selfhosters 👋

A few weeks ago I shared Ideon here and got great feedback that shaped a lot of what I've been working on since.

Since my last post here, Ideon crossed 200 stars on GitHub and I wanted to say thank you ❤. It means a lot to see people interested in what started as a side project. It motivated me to work on it literally every day since then.

For those who missed it: Ideon is a self-hosted visual workspace where you lay out everything about a project on an infinite canvas: notes, Git repos, code snippets, checklists, sketches, links and connect them together. Two containers, no external dependencies.

Since then, a lot has changed and I wanted to share an update.

Self-hosting got smoother. Docker permission issues with bind mounts are gone, build times are faster, and there's a new GIT_ALLOWED_HOSTS env variable so you can whitelist your internal Git servers (Gitea, Forgejo, GitLab behind a VPN, etc.) without the SSRF filter blocking them.

Collaboration got real structure. There are now 4 project roles (Creator, Owner, Editor, Viewer), a Request Access workflow for private projects, and the canvas supports real-time multiplayer with conflict-free editing.

The canvas got a lot more usable. Keyboard navigation (arrow keys + vim keys), a command palette, freehand sketch blocks, drag-and-drop checklists with progress bars, markdown tables and task lists, emoji reactions on blocks, edge labels, and a bunch of stability fixes for large projects.

Where this is going next:

Right now Ideon lets you see your project. Git stats, issues, PRs show up on the canvas, but you can only look at them. For the v1 I want to move from visibility to control. Merge a PR from the canvas. Trigger a deployment. Restart a service. Turn the workspace into an actual cockpit where you operate your project, not just view it.

That's the direction. Curious what this community thinks about it.

If you tried it and hit something rough, or if you've been waiting to try it, now's a good time. Feedback always welcome.

GitHub: https://github.com/3xpyth0n/ideon

Docs: https://www.theideon.com/docs

The death toll from a missile strike on a girls’ school in southern Iran has risen to almost 150, according to Iranian state media.

Mizan news agency, the official news outlet of Iran’s judiciary, reported that the number killed in Saturday’s strike on a girls’ elementary school in Minab in southern Iran had risen to 148 killed, with 95 others wounded. The news agency cited Ebrahim Taheri, a prosecutor in Minab.

The school, which was struck on Saturday morning, appears to be the worst mass casualty event of the US-Israeli-led bombing campaign on Iran so far.

Ritidian Point, at the northern tip of Guam, is home to an ancient limestone forest with panoramic vistas of warm Pacific waters. Stand here in early spring and you might just be lucky enough to witness a breaching humpback whale as they migrate past. But listen and you’ll be struck by the cacophony of the island’s live-fire testing range.

Widely referred to as the “tip of the spear” in the American arsenal, Guam—which is smaller than New York City but home to a military community of nearly 23,000—is a dichotomy of majestic nature and military might.

The real powerhouse of the Pacific exists not on land but just below the water’s surface in its biological resilience, which is now threatened by the Pentagon’s quest for strategic deterrence. The weapons that miss their target on the testing range will soon find a different one, sinking down to the most diverse coral reef of any U.S. jurisdiction. A battle between the two is now emerging.

The U.S. government is accelerating coral reef collapse around Guam, alleges a team of international researchers in a letter released this month in Science. They warn administration pressures to prioritize national security—through dredging projects, increased military infrastructure and live firing ranges—will cause harm to endangered habitats.

If not see here I thought it was brilliant

For more than three decades, the Bayt-e Rahbari (also referred to as the Bayt), has been the single most important entity in the Islamic Republic’s policymaking

Despite its centrality and frequent references by Iranian observers, there is remarkably little public information about this secretive and complex institution and relatively little scholarly attention to it.

Economically, the Bayt controls almost all aspects of Iran's economy. Starting in 2003, the Bayt began to play an active political role in engineering election outcomes, not least facilitating Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s rise to the presidency two years later

The Bayt has been intentionally organized and structured like a dark and tangled web, complex in design and opaque in its workings.

While some observers interpreted Khamenei’s limited public presence after the 12-day war with Israel as a sign of a looming power vacuum, in reality, it underscored something very different. The Bayt ensures that the supreme leader’s dominance is not dependent on his physical presence.

This structure — layered, opaque, and entrenched — makes the Islamic Republic uniquely resilient to external and internal shocks. It's not Khamenei the man, but the Bayt as an institution, that provides durability and continuity.

For any meaningful change to occur in the Islamic Republic—including regime change—the Bayt and its apparatus must be significantly weakened

cross-posted from: https://feddit.nl/post/52583255

So… are they courting or just eating? 🤔

She loves boxes more than any of our other cats. When a package arrives she gets upset if it is not opened and emptied for her pleasure. She will force herself into a far too small box.

Melt the ICE hat x2

Yarn: Knit Picks Altiplano; color: Mora

The Tax Authority has placed the management of the new VAT system entirely in the hands of the American company FAST Enterprise

It's split to:

• Tel Aviv
• Iranian cities
• Abu Dhabi
• Dubai
• Doha
• Kuwait
• Manama
• Amman, Jordan

Koupen-chan, episodes 2

The Trump administration's decision to launch a military operation against Iran has triggered an angry backlash from some of Donald Trump's top MAGA supporters.

After the launch of what Trump announced was a "massive and ongoing operation" to topple the Iranian regime and end their nuclear ambitions once and for all, some stalwart MAGA backers pushed back hard.

In an interview Saturday morning with ABC News chief Washington correspondent Jon Karl, former Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson condemned the joint U.S.-Israel attack on Iran.

I don't know if I planted them too deep or too close together...