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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Did I just use the level app on my phone to carefully level my front-facing bike light to be (more or less) exactly horizontal? Maybe I did.

(It won't stay that way, it uses a rubber strap and I have to take it off when I make grocery stops on the way home. And also to recharge it. Someday I may put it in a more fixed mount.)

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What kind of half-arse email sending company keeps less than two weeks of records and just goes "Sorry, can't find an email that old" when you find and report spam a couple of weeks after it's sent 🙄

Edit: Apparently they only keep 7 days "to avoid digital waste" 😆

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Hello all!

I’m Anna from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 . I knit a lot, crochet and band weave a little, I want to talk about all of it and here’s where I do that.

I also have a Dutch language account for the parts of life that aren’t fiberarts related (the boring parts): @venite@mastodon.nlAnna

I got covid in 2023 and never got better. Before that I gave relationship therapy to databases and the applications and people that should love them.

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Debug this idea for me: A permissioned Mastodon server for kids and parents in a community.

Goals:
- Share plans for activities without parents having to text each other all the time
- Be silly
- Learn healthy social media norms under supervision

Policies:
- All messages (including direct) are auditable by parent admins
- Collaboratively authored code of conduct

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Hey! I’m CEO of a company that has just raised $10 billion for an app that takes the hard work out of enjoying music. Did you know, some people waste hours each day listening to “tunes”. Our AI will listen to it for you and summarise it in a 15 second scream leaving you more time to focus on what's really important in life: adding value.

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So hypothetically, (I'm NOT suggesting this literally, this is for discussion purposes only!)

Prompt:
if users ONLY had Public/Followers only/Private as 'base' post types, how would they be negatively impacted? *Specifically* what types of posts would fall through the cracks? How limited would Followers only really be?

Goal:
There obviously would be negative impact. By discussing how, we can brainstorm BETTER ways of giving them this functionality

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Sometimes it's not "how can you bike in this", it's "how can I not bike in this". Which is why today is the surprise last bike commute day of the year, when I thought last Thursday would be.

(Tomorrow is a WFH day for me and then the entire university is on break until January. I will hopefully do at least one more bike ride this year, for groceries. Maybe it'll be warm enough before January 1st for one last recreational ride, too.)

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In Austria (maybe among other places), something - let's say a field of study - that is deemed to have litle to no economic value is often labelled "orchid".

Of course, capitalism cannot appreciate something for just being beautiful (or interesting). If it cannot be commodified, it must be worthless.

Although the label is meant derogatory, I like the symbolism. Because appreciating something like beauty for its own sake, without needing it to have value, is a pretty anti-capitalistic message.

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Thank you to all the partners, speakers and participants who made 2025 a wonderful year for our community.

Now it's time for a small break over the holidays and we'll return with the first meetup of 2026 on January 15th!

Check out the full spring calendar at archipylago.dev/ and join us! If you're interested in giving a talk, get in touch!

archipylago.dev/blog/merry-chr

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Hi friends! 👋
pyOpenSci is pausing Peer Review from Dec 22, 2025 – Jan 16, 2026. 💖 While new
submissions are welcome, reviews will be paused during this time.

Mental health is critical to the success of our volunteer
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ones, the outdoors, and rest! ✨ See you in 2026—exciting things ahead! 🥂
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Uncovered some of my childhood model train sets and my daughter is loving it (2y). It's a totally unique feeling watching my own child play with a set of toys I played with when I was only a little older than her, too. She's been so good about being gentle with them, too.

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has bullying the EU Commission's Mastodon account changed anything ever? like they pretty much only post shit that makes people angry here and don't really ever seem to engage (and if they did wouldn't you just be engaging with a random intern ?), so I sorta fail to see the point other then the shitpost factor...

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Just released for clusters!

Ever wanted to know which CPU type is the maximum supported in your Proxmox cluster, when not being able to set type host? ProxCLMC evaluates all nodes within the cluster and checks for the maxmimum supported type to make sure live migrations can perform without any issues. ProxCLMC is fully opensource and entirely written in Rust.

More in my blog post:

https://gyptazy.com/proxclmc-identifying-the-maximum-safe-cpu-model-for-live-migration-in-proxmox-clusters/


ProxCLMC Logo: ProxCLMC is a lightweight tool to determine the maximum CPU compatibility level that is supported across all nodes in a Proxmox VE cluster.
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