moira
Suzy-Q cable is used to low-level interact with newer chromebooks firmware, you can for example disable firmware write protection (previously it was done with a screw), debug hardware and unbrick chromebook
you can read on it a bit more in official Google docs: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/third_party/hdctools/+/HEAD/docs/ccd.md
If you only need a bare minimum, and don’t plan to heavily use CI/CD, container/packages registries, integrations with other tools i would go with gitea/forgejo (you can always use external tools on top), else i would use selfhosted Gitlab, it has pretty much all the things you could imagine to need with software development and deployment
It doesn’t matter that website loads javascript code for logged in user, as you need a token (which server will give you after a successful login) to authenticate to apis, it is pretty common to do that way
There wasn’t a client side API, but the API was missing crucial validation of user input (eg only checking the mac address but didn’t check who is actually authenticated)
At my instance I did setup a email wildcard (receive emails from any address on that domain which don’t already have a account) and I get a lot of phishing and scam emails, most of them are send “to” /c/meta@femboys.bar, as link to this community is linked in sidebar, but I also seen emails “send to” random usernames
So yeah, It is happening, i wonder how bad it is on larger instances
For minecraft you can just use a offline mode in pretty much every 3rd party launcher, like SKLauncher