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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そいえば​:skeb:のリクエストを募集してます。

あったかくて楽しい
:kawaikochan:​を描いてます。クライアントさんの「好き」を形にしたいです。二次創作はそれぞれのガイドラインに沿ったものを描きます。​:role_nsfw:​については​:itya_love:​なのを描きたいです​:blob_lovepunch:

最近描いたイラストや納品したイラストはこんな感じ!よろしくお願いします!
:blobcat_ojigi:

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If you're working on an app that holds user data, it's an absolute MUST to have dev and prod variants of your app in my opinion. By having two versions of your app you can safely work, fail, and fix in your dev environment whilst continuing to use your prod build daily. Then when you're happy with dev, you can do a build of your app with the production config to make sure that you test your user's update journey. It's the only way I can ship updates for Maxine without worrying about data loss

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うっふ〜ん♡Xから来たわ〜ん♡
親友がみすきーやっているため私もしてみんとてするなり、しかし何もわからん(賢者)

知り合いいたらフォローして〜ん♡(賢者タイム終了)(だいなし)

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:vrc:で使える形式にするのがターゲット増やすのにコスパが高いのと、
こういうの単発で出してる人は結構いるけど、並べる3Dモデルのコンセプトを一貫してBOOTHの店に揃えられてる人がそこまで多くない印象なので、そういう狙い方するとかなり現実的に行けると思ってる。


RE: https://misskey.io/notes/ahos6q69y1bk04qk

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Thanks to >200 people, CoMaps is available in ~50 languages, but there are still many missing!

You speak a second language and want to help? Many languages from around the world have started but not yet completed translations, including Arabic, Indonesian, Persian, Thai, Swahili, and Vietnamese and many more.

If you can help, check out our Weblate: translate.codeberg.org/project

And if you'd like to add a language that's completely missing so far: Get in touch with us to get that process started.

a share pic reading "help us translate", with "thank you" written next to it in many languages
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Big Tech keeps pushing the same line: "Privacy is dead. Just accept it. Fighting is pointless."
It pisses me off because it's not a fact; it's what they want us to believe so we stop resisting.
They say it in every interview and sponsored article, hoping we'll back down.

But check this:
Encrypted messaging apps like @signalappSignal are growing fast.
More people switch to privacy-centric browsers like @brave every year.
Courts keep ruling against mass data grabs.
Regular people are finally learning what cookies, fingerprinting and telemetry actually do - and they're not happy.

Privacy isn't dead. It's just bad for their ad revenue.

Don't buy the "it's too late" lie.
Install the privacy respecting browser.
Use a secure password manager (not LastPass 😆)
Pay a few euros for email and cloud storage provider that don't read your stuff.
Support the orgs that actually fight their crap in court.

We're still in this fight and we are winning.
Keep going.

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"If the ICE vehicles pull over, people flood the street. Crowds materialize seemingly out of nowhere. The honking and whistling amps up, becoming an unignorable wail, and more people stream out of their houses and businesses. When agents leave their cars they’re met with jeers, mostly variations on “Fuck you.” Usually someone starts throwing snowballs. Agents pull out pepper spray guns, threatening protesters who get too close. If there’s enough of a crowd, they use tear gas. Meanwhile they go about their barbaric business: they’ve pulled someone out of their car or home and are shoving them into a vehicle, handcuffed. Over the noise, an observer tries to ask the person being detained for their name and who they want contacted. Sometimes a detainee’s phone, keys, or a bag make it into an observer’s hands. Everyone is filming. The press is taking photos.

"Soon the agents are back in their vehicles. They pull risky maneuvers to move through the crowd and speed off. No more than six or seven minutes have elapsed, and another neighbor has been kidnapped. Observers are left to deal with the wreckage: tow an abandoned car, contact family, sometimes collect children. There are lawyers on call, local tow companies offering free services, mutual aid groups to support families after an abduction. Some observers stay behind to do this kind of coordination, and some get back in their cars or on their bikes and speed off again. If enough people get there fast enough, ICE might back off next time. At a minimum, their cruelty can’t go unchallenged."

ICE vs. Everyone
By Erin West
nplusonemag.com/online-only/on

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