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.
Looking for suggestions on syncing a remote IMAP server accounts to a local machine. Then making these available to other machines on the LAN and possibly via Roundcube via Wireguard. Ideally ability to delete remote stuff older that 'n' days on the remote end that has been synced locally.
Other option is just a one way sync to local as a backup so the remote server is active and local is just a warts and all backup.
Lots about isync or offlineimap and Dovecot so looking for recommendations.
It is a SoHo project on *nix using Open Source. Reason is simply my mail hosts are being ar**s but do not want a fully hosted mail server with public access locally.
Thanks in advance.
むかあしツ社に見学に行ったらエレベータに同乗したパロアルトの大学(たぶん大学院ではなく)の新卒の子たちがML(LLMという言葉はまだ流行っていなかった)すげーってキラキラお話してたんだよね
@xChaosChao-c' 
@kotelnaHlavní uzávěr zase si nepřepnul jazyk. Nauč se to když reaguješ na něco v angličtině ať to není matoucí ...
NEW VIDEO - FreeBSD Apache MySQL and PHP in a FreeBSD Jail!
https://youtu.be/WVX4SwwrwZI?si=rgRjrn6TOcHL6JxZ via @YouTube
The headless Factorio game server runs absolute fine on FreeBSD 14.3 via Linuxlator (Linux API compatibility layer) and the linux-base-rl9 userland package :)
The factory must grow !! :-)
#factorio #freebsd #linuxlator #gaming #runbsd 
@tuxbbₜᵤₓᵢ 
@MathiasAgent6491
Proxmox VE 9.1 released with support for OCI container images, TPM state support in qcow2 format, enhanced control for nested virtualization in specialized VMs, better SDN status reporting
https://proxmox.com/en/about/company-details/press-releases/proxmox-virtual-environment-9-1
#proxmox #proxmoxve #debian #linux #virtualization #hypervisor #qemu
너무 일찍 깼다...
I've finished the initial Haskell implementation of my ilo vm for #konilo #forth
As with the nga implementation for #retroforth, it's not going to be good yet, but it's a start.
http://fossils.retroforth.org:8000/ilo/file?name=vm/Ilo.hs&ci=2b817e17ddcc281a
YouTube tests bringing back direct messages, a ‘top feature request’ https://9to5google.com/2025/11/19/youtube-is-testing-a-revival-of-built-in-direct-messages-a-top-feature-request/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon
Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W with MicroPython on OpenSUSE Leap 16.0.
The terminal emulator minicom is not available on Leap, but picocom is:
$ sudo zypper install picocom
$ sudo usermod -aG dialout $USER
Log out, and back in.
$ picocom --quiet --baud 115200 /dev/ttyACM0
Type Ctrl-a Ctrl-x to exit.
Thonny IDE can be installed as a flatpak from flathub.
The minicom terminal emulator can be used from a Tumbleweed distrobox, but then you need to setup udev rules, see link.
おはようございます コーヒー淹れた
Rückruf: Glasstücke in Asia Green Garden KIMCHI via Aldi-Nord möglich
Running a community has never been easy, and even when you find someone who is good at it, it takes a toll.
Nobody can do it alone, and nobody can do it forever.
I remember a moment, years ago. Jack Dorsey was still running Twitter and involved in yet another scandal about whether nazi shit was gonna be tolerated there, and he was equivocating and bullshitting about free speech or somesuch.
And around the same time, someone else dropped some justification for tolerating nazi shit to Eugen, and he just said something along the lines of: no, we don't do that here.
Eugen earned my respect that day.
Mad respect for Eugen. Imagine a world where the CEOs of social media platforms regularly stepped aside when they realized they weren't cut out for the job.
https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2025/11/my-next-chapter-with-mastodon/
picoCAD 2 hits 7000 wishlists! Thank you so much! 😍
Check it out if you haven't : https://s.team/a/3675940
#gamedev #lowpoly #wishlistWednesday
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🚢 New Changelog interview!
Spencer Chang caught our attention with the alive internet theory website, but he creates all kinds of computery things to bring people together around play, connection, and creation. Spencer's experiments with computing-infused objects inspired him to create an entire line of internet sculptures and real-world computing shrines that will hopefully inspire all of us to keep the internet alive and flourishing for years to come...
元上司が、SNSって博士号もちのresearcherたちがスクリーンタイムを最大化するようなアルゴリズムを研究してるんだよ！危険だよ〜って言ってたの思い出した
@cwebberChristine Lemmer-Webber if you're not already familiar with the rabbit hole, the history of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seeburg_1000 is wild! mass-produced subscription service generic muzak vinyl albums for retail shopping chains in the 50s-60s, the sheer VOLUME of available kitsch is difficult to comprehend. There's plenty available from above-board and below-board sources, including the archive https://archive.org/details/Seeburg1000_2
I decided to make my aunt a CD out of one of their Christmas albums as a gift one year, just low-fi 50's instrumentals, it gave her SO much nostalgia for her childhood, I wasn't expecting it to be a hit but a nice surprise :)
@daemonicusprincemel @cwebberChristine Lemmer-Webber not directly related, but I may never get another chance to share this intact Muzak volume control at my local electrolysis clinic.
Gov. Abbott's office redacts pages of emails about Elon Musk
Link: https://www.kut.org/politics/2025-11-19/texas-governor-abbott-elon-musk-emails-redacted
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45983746
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I'm going to spend the rest of the day wandering brooklyn in search of the police station from brooklyn 99. wish me luck
this checks out lmao
알바 끝
moving to the US so I can finally release my tell-all book:
"life before Maine"
Wurde ein Bundeskanzler jemals in der Öffentlichkeit so gedemütigt?
Während der heutigen Rede von Friedrich Merz bei der Talisman Preisverleihung in Berlin verlassen etliche Gäste den Saal.
(Ich kann sie verstehen, ich ertrage ihn auch nicht. Mit der Verleihung des TALISMAN zeichnet die Deutschlandstiftung Integration Menschen aus, die sich durch ihr Engagement für den Zusammenhalt unserer Gesellschaft verdient gemacht haben.)
we should ask @dom96.picheta.me@bsky.brid.gyDominik Picheta
Systemd's run0 is going to make me learn Polkit, isn't it, so that I can force members of group wheel to have to authenticate as root instead of themselves (and so polkit will stop asking me to pick which group-wheel login to authenticate as).
This is my not entirely happy face.
(I have no deep objections to run0 as a thing, it certainly deals with a variety of long-standing su/sudo problems. Although it adds its own limitations, it's not for everything.)
Had a couple of conversations with folk recently about the joys of time sheets — and why tracking an individuals work is often / usually a terrible idea, as well being a PITA.
But it reminded me of a practice I've found super useful in the past when I've been forced to do it myself.
TL;DR: Don't track time on task. Track interruptions.
Block out the time for the primary task - then log and subtract time spent on interrupting tasks. I found this useful coz: (1/3)
I declare that today, Nov. 19, 2025 is the 50th anniversary of BitBLT, a routine so fundamental to computer graphics that we don't even think about it having an origin. A working (later optimized) implementation was devised on the Xerox Alto by members of the Smalltalk team. It made it easy to arbitrarily copy and move arbitrary rectangles of bits in a graphical bitmap. It was this routine that made Smalltalk's graphical interface possible. Below is part of a PARC-internal memo detailing it:
Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W with MicroPython on OpenSUSE Leap 16.0.
The terminal emulator minicom is not available on Leap, but picocom is:
$ sudo zypper install picocom
$ sudo usermod -aG dialout $USER
Log out, and back in.
$ picocom --quiet --baud 115200 /dev/ttyACM0
Type Ctrl-a Ctrl-x to exit.
Thonny IDE can be installed as a flatpak from flathub.
The minicom terminal emulator can be used from a Tumbleweed distrobox, but then you need to setup udev rules, see link.
ask your doctor if lying down in the forest to be consumed by the earth is right for you
Trauma freezes you in time
they should make burner laptops you can snap in half after one zoom meeting
And this is why @tangled.org@bsky.brid.gyTangled and #atproto in general is really promising. They provide centralized indexer over decentralized data. So someday, if bsky or Tangled becomes an evil, we can still opt-out and choose different indexer to view the *our* data.
(3/3)
Because we've all seen what's happening with Youtube. We cannot opt out because all our data over the decades is there, locked behind Google's service. I can degoogle the search engine but not YT. While google doesn't own the web, YT owns the videos. This kind of things should not happen. (2/3)
To be honest, I don't hate github that much. I do trust them and actually I like them if I have to choose a side. Sure, their recent movements are questionable, but they are yet neutral enough as a hub. But the problem here is that GH is centralized. That itself is enough to get feared. (1/3)
Ways to stop being a man:
- Transitioning
- Growing feathers
Mozilla's TABS API helps developers build AI agents to automate web tasks, and interested users can now sign up for access.
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/11/mozilla-tabs-api-ai-web-agents
AI will make your ex-wife come back, and now she's also got a younger, hotter sister. Only with AI.
Have your children gone no-contact with you? Well AI will make them love you again.
Say what you want about the problems of social media today, but it’s kind of magical that I find a 50-year-old memo from Dan Ingalls announcing bitblt availability on the Alto coming across my Mastodon timeline, letting me send a “Happy 50th anniversary of bitblt for all those that celebrate” message to my former-Xerox-PARC buddy. https://mastodon.sdf.org/@fvzappa/115574872559813280
Trauma freezes you in time
Why does Jared Leto get cast in *anything*? Lee Pace is *right* *there*
Stefano Marinelli
Dolmengi
Jan Lehnardt 
Glyph
Darius Kazemi
