i did some research, and apparently this format is officially called “coolyori”, which sounds like “cool yuri”, which is very based.
also, i’ve ditched imagefilp! i found the original meme on knowyourmeme and cleaned it up a bit using pixelorama and krita (it’s perfectly square now, and the dividing lines are pixel-perfect. i also fixed the background, which was very noisy, since that makes it difficult to recolour).
i got the logos from the wikimedia commons.


You can selfhost Forgejo (the backend of Codeberg) as well. I personally don’t like GitLab; it gives me the same “look at us we’re a new walled-garden” vibes that Proton and Mozilla give me. But, to each their own.
Forgejo runs on a shoe box and and is practically maintenance free.
Gitlab very much does not.
I like gitlab as a user but I have to bow to practical considerations.
I think that might be at least somewhat intentional. They’d rather you pay them than selfhost.
Oh yeah, they don’t have a lot of incentives to clean up the decade old mess of Ruby scripts they are dependent on.
Do you know any good alternatives to Proton for e-mail? Preferably with the option to bring my own address. I’ve heard that self hosting can be a bit of an issue for e-mail…
Not sure if they allow custom domains, but posteo is great. I also heard good things about mailbox.
Posteo does not allow custom domains. I would recommend the mxroute lifetime plan, but I don’t know the ethics etc. of the company(I got mine for around 80€)
mailbox.org
startmail is really great! some nice features:
Check out infomaniak. Also Swiss.
Posteo has been really great for me so far. The only thing missing is custom domains, but that’s because of their privacy focus.
edit: whoops someone else already mentioned it
edit: thundermail looks decent-ish. i might be able to get you into the early access program
Tuta is alright
Been using Migadu for a few years now, never had any issues with them. They are less than 1€/month if you apply for the student discount