Play this unique twist on the classic snake game, where your mission is to eat as many apples as you can given their location and navigate the globe.

This was fun :-)
Perhaps the snake moves a tad too fast for my liking, but I imagine that could depend on clock speed or similar.

Via https://googlemapsmania.blogspot.com/2025/04/snakes-on-planet.html?m=1

Something I would like to be able to do: mirror all my issues that I own from across various code forges (Github, Codeberg, etc.) into a single list of my choosing, for example, as an RSS feed or a Markdown list or whatever.

Actually, as RSS feeds this already works (one feed per forge).

But what I have in mind would go further than that. Ideally, any tags associated with each issue should be visible, and full-text search should be possible. Also, the list should clearly indicate closed issues as such.

The point is, to have a single place to check to remind myself of any issues I have opened. This kind of mirroring would also insulate you from short-term service interruptions on the forge, assuming the project in questionn is still available locally (which it always is, thanks to git). But moreso, this would also help as a sort of backup in case the forge went away completely (say Github gets sold and scuppered, or whatever).

I am considering this today because I just spent the better part of the afternoon moving, manually, "tasks" from my Nextcloud instance to their proper place as issues on my Codeberg repos.

I don't know how to achieve this. I am pretty sure it needs to involve authentication to each forge. Is anyone aware of some existing work in this vein?