A self-hosted Forgejo or Gitea instance is really two systems bolted together: a web application backed by Postgres, and a collection of bare git repositories on the filesystem. Anything that needs to show git data in the web UI has to shell out to the binary and parse text, which is why something as straightforward as a blame view requires spawning a subprocess rather than running a query. If the git data lived in the same Postgres instance as everything else, that boundary disappears.
The upshot: I struggle to imagine a process whereby an obscure English children’s game somehow inspired gestural customs in Georgia, Egypt, Russia, and Iran within less than a century. It seems more reasonable to me that these customs might instead originate in an ancient Mediterranean tradition of apotropaic magic, or charms intended to combat bad luck.
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这里是国家级非遗——朱仙镇木版年画的活态传承基地。在这个被誉为“年画村”的地方，春节的热闹虽已过半，但属于赵庄人的“忙年”却远未结束。一张张红纸，正在这里演绎出一场关于乡村产业的静水深流。