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.

아 근데 주토피아 1 때는 개나 고양이처럼 가축화되면서 나타난 동물들은 인간이 없으니까 안 나오는구나 했는데 2에서는 동물이 직접 나오진 않지만 cat, dog 라는 어휘가 나와서 쫌 묘했음

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Here are the four paragraphs of conclusion from that clickbaity piece ("Is Signal safe?") by @protonprivacyProton about @signalappSignal that is doing rounds.

1. "Signal remains widely regarded as the gold standard for secure private messaging for very good reasons. The Signal Protocol is extremely secure, and unlike most other apps that use the Signal Protocol, Signal collects almost no metadata from the Signal app."

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The piece itself is relatively ok, apart from the SGX thing.

The problem is the clickbaity title suggesting Signal might not be safe.

Most people only read headlines and the first few paragraphs of articles, and so what they might incorrectly take away from this piece is that Signal's safety is somehow suspect.

It's not. Signal is safe.

This is outright *dangerous* at a time when effective, usable privacy and encryption tools are more important than ever – and under attack globally.

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Q. 저는 게임 안 하고 문서 작업만 하는데요 A. 게임으로 어차피 4K 뽑기 쉽지 않아서 많이 못 씁니다 오히려 문서 작업에 4K 가 좋은게 눈도 안 아프고 디테일도 잘 보여서 훨씬 좋음 저는 요즘 사실상 코딩만 하는데도 눈이 편안하니 훨씬 좋습니다

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Here are the four paragraphs of conclusion from that clickbaity piece ("Is Signal safe?") by @protonprivacyProton about @signalappSignal that is doing rounds.

1. "Signal remains widely regarded as the gold standard for secure private messaging for very good reasons. The Signal Protocol is extremely secure, and unlike most other apps that use the Signal Protocol, Signal collects almost no metadata from the Signal app."

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The Web of the 1990s and early 2000s (then called the World-Wide-Web) was different (in quality) from the Web of today.

One interesting thing from that era was that — there were many individuals who (on their own) created whole web-sites about some (narrow) topic each of them obsessed over. Something that each of them raged to master and document — and then published to the world (via the World-Wide-Web).

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I was looking for grammar/spell-check language servers to use in Neovim and came across Harper (writewithharper.com/)

Turns out it also has extensions for Firefox/Chrome. I don't use Grammarly, but for people who do, could be a nicer, more private alternative — it's local-only and open-source.

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Massive 16TB database leaks 4.3 billion professional records

An unsecured 16-terabyte MongoDB database containing approximately 4.3 billion professional records was exposed without authentication from November 23-25, 2025, including names, emails, phone numbers, work histories, and other personally identifiable information. It's suspected that the data set is owned by a data broker or a lead-generation company, but the researchers did not disclose any details.

**Data brokers are just greedy, but not at all good with their data protection. Because it's not their data, it's simply grabbed and abused.**

beyondmachines.net/event_detai

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Good day all!

I just updated the #podcast #rss everywhere to point to the new home of Fireside Fedi: https://tubefree.org

Here is the Podcast RSS if you follow directly via #Antennapod or any other podcast app: https://tubefree.org/feeds/podcast/videos.xml?videoChannelId=5934

If you're following via #Spotify you'll have to search for the new Fireside Fedi and it's the one WITHOUT Fedicast in the name. :-D

If you follow me on #Peertube , PLS make sure you've followed and updated to https://tubefree.org/@firesidefedi . @firesidefed@tubefree.org

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