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The TiebaLite Migration Epic: From Codeberg Ten-Minute Killings to a New Dynasty on GitHub

The grand relocation of an app: the Mac build machine passes its first remote build in 34 minutes with a bit-identical fingerprint from the same key; 4.0.52 and 4.0.53 both challenge Codeberg system-produced releases — nine consecutive defeats by ten-minute external cancellations and plugin-starved runners; the Forgejo quirk where deleting a tag swallows the release and the hidden-record mystery; finally relocating the capital to the new GitHub account qaqmin09577 — tokens only in user-level credentials, 4.0.54 dual-released, GitHub Actions green on the third charge, a four-language README, and all 377 commit messages Anglicized.

Surveying the Cities of Pi and CC Switch: The Meeting of a Terminal Native and a Configuration Commander

Two GitHub cities surveyed the same day: earendil-works/pi — the open-source AI coding agent toolkit (TypeScript monorepo, 15+ model providers, TUI, four modes, plugin system), with no official desktop version and the third-party Electron pi-workbench the only option; farion1231/cc-switch — the 144k-star Tauri 2 configuration commander with 90+ provider presets and Direct/Routing/Aggregation modes, with Pi itself on its roster.

Chronicle of the Twin Falling Stars: The Righteous Developer and the Evil GitHub

Two accounts, min09577 and qaqmin09577, both confirmed 404 on the same day — web and API alike returning to nothingness, while the control group (morluto, torvalds) is unchanged. This is an article written for the fallen: about a person who only wanted to write code in peace, and a city to whose bricks he once contributed, and how it finally locked him out.

Two Stars Fall: The Righteous Developer Exiled by the Platform

Two generations of accounts fell on GitHub one after another — first min09577, then its migration destination qaqmin09577, suspended in the late evening of October 7, 2026, token revoked, every repository 404. Yet the code itself survives intact: Mac bare repos, Codeberg mirrors, local copies. A civilizational history of single-point dependency.