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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ICE and other federal agents continue to occupy metro Minneapolis, leaving many people afraid to leave their homes and in need of assistance from others sin the community. You can help from anywhere by contributing to a regional Immigrant Rapid Response Fund set up by the Women’s Foundation of Minneapolis. This is a Mastodon for Minneapolis effort! grapevine.org/giving-circle/do 1/

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How to block Bluesky from Mastodon:

1. Go to the profile page of the account @bsky.brid.gy@bsky.brid.gy
2. Click ⋯
3. Click "Block Domain" to stop seeing Bluesky accounts
4. Click "Block" to prevent your own account being bridged to Bluesky

You may need to copy-paste @bsky.brid.gy@bsky.brid.gy into the search box on your server to make the profile appear.

If you can't find the account @bsky.brid.gy@bsky.brid.gy, your server is probably already blocking the Bluesky bridge.

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저랑 ☆디 코☆ 친추하실분이 계시다면 마음찍어주세요 디엠으로찾아갑니다 일단아무나받고보는중임 음성채팅이나 단체디코는안좋아함 성향안맞음.... 있으면좋은점: 1. 내가블스에없어도나를볼수있다 (아무튼좋은거맞음) 2. 일단나랑대화를할수있다 3. 마리모를할수있다 4. 성향안맞으면안좋아할수도있는데 친해지면인스타릴스보내는친구마냥뻘얘기잘함 듣는것도함 님이 화내는것도 들어줄수있음

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New blog post, in which we figure out how to include big video and WASM files in a static site without adding them to the git repo. We do this with Nix because when you have a build-system shaped hammer, everything starts to look like a build-system nail.

scvalex.net/posts/77/

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'Schnee und Eis nah dran' ' Snow and Ice closeup'

Oh I have to post this photo again. Sorry if you've seen it in the past already.

But lying on the ground on top of a summit, waiting for the next gust of wind blowing the snow into my direction... this day will stay in my memories! - To me it is my absolute closeup of snow and ice.
(up to you if you judge the ice being the snow or my finger tips)

A dynamic winter scene unfolds in this close-up shot, capturing the raw energy of a sudden snowfall. Snowflakes swirl and dance in the air, creating a flurry of activity against the backdrop of a clear blue sky. The snowflakes, caught in mid-fall, add a sense of movement and liveliness to the scene.

In the foreground, a patch of snow-covered ground is visible, with hints of frozen grass and small rocks peeking through the white blanket. The snow appears freshly fallen, its surface smooth and untouched except for the gentle disturbances caused by the ongoing snowfall.
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On the one hand, I get it, the current 'web stack' on the frontend is an ongoing disaster. On the other hand, I am one of those people with jQuery on a work website despite not needing jQuery any more simply because we last significantly touched the JavaScript in something like 2019 and I have no interest in touching it again any time soon.

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Computers weren't an economic bubble, at all. By the way, here's your pen and lighter with a built-in calculator, "I bet you've waited for it". Comes in gold (15,000 yen), black (12,000 yen) and silver (10,000 yen).

The brand names are:
- IC Calculighter
- Calcupen

Also, "NASA Microcomputers" is definitely not a copyright violation, lol.

(I/O magaizne, February 1979)

A commercial from an old Japanese magazine, advertising trypophobic pens and lighters with built-in microcalculators, by NASA Microcomputers
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I found out recently about Bunnyrom, the program that every knock-off Tamagotchi runs.

bunnyrom.neocities.org/

I love the mystery of it, how despite its ubiquity, nobody seems to know its provenance.

I hate that it's ruined the mystery of the unplayed knock-off. Before I knew about this, I could look at a knock-off Tamagotchi on the shelf, or in an online store, and wonder about it. Yes, of course it'll be bad, but it might be bad in a new interesting way??

Nope, it's just Bunnyrom again.

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AI boom could falter without wider adoption, Microsoft chief Satya Nadella warns
irishtimes.com/business/2026/0

Oh dear me are people not "adopting" lying autocomplete widely enough to keep the line going up? Oh noes. Nobody could have foreseen this! 🤯

I cannot wait for the official announcement of a new programme, Adopt-an-AI. 🤣

What an absolute tool. "The bubble might burst if you all don't help pump it!" 🤡

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RE: mastodon.social/@bigzaphod/115

I don't even know how much time I've spent in Ollie's Arcade over the years. I've never been all that interested in gaming, but the visual design here is just so good: imaginative, fun, and colorful. Classic Iconfactory—iOS design at its best.

This would be worth it just for the new game alone, but the fact that they want to make Ollie's Arcade free is a gift to the iOS community. Didn't have to think twice about backing this one.

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What @n1xnxSteve Hersey says is what a lot of us have been lamenting since the ICE invasion started. Shouldn’t local police protect citizens from ICE?? Why this hasn’t happened is a really good question. Factors to consider:

- “Obstructing a federal agent” is illegal, and local police / politicians feel constrained by that (even if the agents themselves don’t seem constrained by the actual law at all, only by what they think they can get away with)

- Police can in theory cite federal agents for e.g. traffic violations or illegal plate swapping after the fact, as long as they’re not “obstructing” the agents — but how do you cite a masked person with fake plates who refuses to give ID?

- Some police are visibly supportive of ICE, chumming it up with them and giving literal fist bumps; a nontrivial subset are outright closet Nazis. A lot of people don’t really see any need to go past “ACAB” as a full explanation for all of this — and certainly The ACAB Hypothesis is…um, not really being proved false right now in Minneapolis.

- I think some police quietly resent ICE for stepping on their turf, but that does not seem to have boiled up into actual confrontation in MSP. One police leader here painted it in early Dec as “some people want to instigate a confrontation between Minneapolis Police, and that’s not going to happen.” Police culture says that police should be a neutral party in a dispute between ICE and residents, and actually protecting residents would be taking sides. (Duh, yes, taking sides that way is your literal job, you dumbasses…but I digress.)

- Some police (especially leadership) really want to get on the community’s good side after the murder of George Floyd, and see this as an opportunity, but unfortunately this has materialized entirely as non-interventionist support: “We responded to a 911 call and help a distressed resident after her husband was abducted!” “We transported children left parentless on the streets by ICE safely back to their home!” “Our officers volunteered at the food shelf!” OK, nice, good for you buddy.

So yeah, I’m wondering this too, and am bitter about it. tilde.zone/@n1xnx/115928447564

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So it begins.

Danish pension fund to dump US treasuries "The US is basically not a good credit and long-term the US government finances are not sustainable," says chief investment officer.

Europe holds $8 trillion in USA bonds and equities. This is just the beginning.

investing.com/news/stock-marke

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I have a recent MacBook that I connect to a monitor at work and one at home. The monitors are the same model of Lenovo and the computer thinks they are the same monitor. At home the monitor is beside my laptop and at work it's above. Thus each time I move my laptop I have to open display settings and tell the laptop to position the monitor correctly.

Surely there's a unique identifier that the monitor supplies that my laptop could use to differentiate between them? Or is this not true?

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