What is Hackers' Pub?

Hackers' Pub is a place for software engineers to share their knowledge and experience with each other. It's also an ActivityPub-enabled social network, so you can follow your favorite hackers in the fediverse and get their latest posts in your feed.

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what's up tanglers‽ most of y'all probably know that we've been busy building CI, and we're finally at a stage where we can invite some users to self-host "spindle"—the new workflow runner—or to run builds on our hosted spindle instance. ✨ feel free to reply down below if you'd like an invite!

pipelines page on the @tangled.sh/core repository with some logging
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For today's , I'd like to thank everyone who supports the Fediverse. So, that means *you*. Yes, you, the one reading this.
Thank you!

The Fediverse truly is for everyone: if you don't have the skills or means to set up your own instance, you can join one of the public instances that aligns with your aspirations. If you can and want to, you can create your own instance, and thanks to lightweight (and interoperable) software, you can do it with spare hardware or very affordable VPS.
So thank you to all of you, friends of the Fediverse!

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Proud parent moment: the 15yo got a 5 on his AP Human Geography exam. One of the first things he uttered unprompted upon learning it was, "Should I email my teacher to let her know and thank her?"

yes, duh? I'm thankful to be raising thankful kiddos. 🥰

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I'm documenting as I go making changes to my home network in Netbox.

If I was getting paid to do this, it would be tedious as hell because I would probably be documenting a pile of bullshit that made sense to managers so it won the bidding war against sanity.

But since it is my baby entirely, this is a lot of fun.

They say do what you love, the problem is, I can't get paid to build this level of quality.

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「お遊びは終わりにしましょう」「お遊びですって?なめられたものね、私は本気よ」「私とて本気……つまりこれは誰も遊んでいないところにのみ生じるお遊び、いわばORそびではなくNORそびだったと」「?」

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I'm documenting as I go making changes to my home network in Netbox.

If I was getting paid to do this, it would be tedious as hell because I would probably be documenting a pile of bullshit that made sense to managers so it won the bidding war against sanity.

But since it is my baby entirely, this is a lot of fun.

They say do what you love, the problem is, I can't get paid to build this level of quality.

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Alternative social networks like the fediverse and Bluesky have constructed a narrative of how growth of the network happens: when Musk does something particularly evil or stupid, people migrate in a wave looking for an ethical alternative. But what happens when that pattern breaks down?

I look at how this narrative came to be, how it reflects a specific time period, and how this period might just be over now

connectedplaces.online/growth-

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Operating a Certificate Transparency log is now within reach of many organizations.

I wrote up the requirements: essentially one small server process, a couple people, and the capacity to host 3-5 TB of static files. words.filippo.io/run-sunlight/

I'd love to chat with anyone who's considering running one!

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Does have some kind of sshd connection throttling mechanism that is outside the PerSourcePenalties config? (I set mine to 'no')

Use blacklist is set to no.
pf is not running either.

Getting really strange intermittent timeouts where I just can't log in yet I can get to the banner with telnet on port 22.

Some PAM thing with FreeBSD perhaps?

Running tcpdump, the FreeBSD machine is constantly sending its own list of KexAlgorithms until the connection times out.

FreeBSD is based sshd: 9.9p2
Connecting client is Linux openssh 10.0p2

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One might imagine that CHERI and Wasm are similar technologies, since they both talk a lot about security and capabilities and so on.

However, CHERI works by making Unix processes safer, while Wasm works by not having Unix processes at all. It's "take the C virtual machine and make pointers smarter", vs. "make a new virtual machine". There is some overlap in the problems they can solve, but very roughly speaking, they work in opposite ways.

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