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Apparently the typical Japanese take on this is that game companies don’t owe customers access to games they don’t sell anymore.

Which, I could get on board with, if they didn’t try to sue me for the profits they weren’t losing.

That’s disappointing. You’d think for an app that small you wouldn’t need vibe coding.

If you’re okay with something lightweight (android app, no server, no syncing, just your contacts + regular reminders), then Tend is nice.

https://codeberg.org/jksalcedo/tend

Summary
Forgejo v15.0 refines areas of day-to-day usability and security, and incorporates new capabilities in advanced Forgejo Actions usage.

UI enhancements in issue filtering and the releases list make Forgejo easier to interact with. Auto-linking containers to repositories removes a manual step from repository administrators. Git notes can now be modified from the single-commit view in pull requests.

Repository specific access tokens allow for more secure API interactions.

Forgejo Actions can now expand reusable workflows, providing a better user experience and more powerful capabilities. OpenID Connect support allows for secure access to third-party systems. Forgejo Runner registration improvements allow a simpler installation process for most users, and ephemeral runners allow secure autoscaling capabilities for advanced integrations.