The EuroMakers Journal
European ideas,worth reading.
Practical guides for choosing excellent software made across Europe.
GitGuardian Counts a Commit in Ninety Days
A contributing developer is a commit-author email that landed one commit on a private org repo in the last 90 days. Starter is free to 25 of those. Cross it, a 30-day trial; then private collaborative repos go dark. Honeytokens sit on Enterprise. EU SaaS is Frankfurt, not Starter.
Checkmk Raw Is Called Community
Raw is Community. Enterprise is Pro. OpenTelemetry is Ultimate and Cloud, not Pro. On 7 September the Euro cards billed ~3,000 services as 100 hosts: Pro from €190 a month, Ultimate from €275.
Things 3.23 Puts a Checkbox on Repeats
Until 3.23, a repeating to-do in Things had no checkbox until it landed in Today. Now it does. Four Apple apps, paid once each. Things Cloud is TLS and AES at rest, not a web inbox.
Hugging Face Is Leaving With NVIDIA
The Hub is still a git host for three million models. NVIDIA is buying it for about $12.9 billion. Independent European software it is not. We took the listing down.
Proxmox VE 9.2 Ships Two ISOs
Same 9.2. Two installers. The ARM file is for NVIDIA Grace Hopper and Vera, not a Raspberry Pi. HA and live migration are in the ISO. You pay per occupied CPU socket for the enterprise repo and tickets.
offgen Writes Into Your Master
Upload a .potx. It follows PowerPoint inheritance and fills real placeholders. A .pptx comes back, usually under 15 seconds a slide. MCP is one org key in private preview. The price is a company proposal, not a seat.