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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Remember "don't print this email" in signatures that was a bit cringe? It doesn't feel that cringe anymore in retrospect. I'm doing an experiment now with this new email signature :D Anyone doing something similar? Could it catch on?

edit: BTW please absolutely steal/modify this idea if you want!

Lucie L. Hartmann, CEO
MNT Research GmbH
https://mntre.com

Did you know? Using AI wastes a lot of energy and contributes to 
climate change. I'm happy to just receive your raw bullet points 
instead of a formal email if you're short on time. 
Lets save some energy!
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RE: mastodon.social/@rustfoundatio

In this interview with the Rust Foundation, @goingforbrookegoingforbrooke 🦀 shares how Rust supports real-world, public-sector software — including anti-trafficking tools used by frontline teams. Brooke was one of our fantastic speakers last year!

📣 The RustConf CFP is open — we’re looking for talks grounded in real-world Rust experience, like the kind Brooke discusses in this interview.

Submit a talk proposal by Feb 16: sessionize.com/rustconf-2026/

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Our Director of Outreach, Lori Lorusso, recently spoke with @goingforbrookegoingforbrooke 🦀, Founder of Trafficking Free Tomorrow (nonprofit and Rust Foundation Associate Member), about building anti-trafficking tools with Rust — and what it takes to maintain long-lived systems that humans can trust.

🎥 Watch the full interview:
youtube.com/watch?v=j4Zl_Ih_tsg

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I keep saying it, but there's this weird narrative tic I keep seeing about AI where someone will lay out all the reasons it's bad, then conclude with "but there's some good usecases" or "it's just a tool" or some other hedge.

And like, I get it. Hedging against a lack of knowledge is good, actually! If folks who know more than you about a subject say thing $x, and you don't have the expertise to evaluate that claim, it can make sense to hedge and assume that the claim is at least partly true.

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One reason we cannot realistically deal with Trump and MAGA without engaging the question of religion is that, as Joyce Vance notes on looking back at Trump's first year in this term, he is very clearly following the road map set out by Project 2025 — a fascist, theocratic road map created by right-wing Christians.


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joycevance.substack.com/p/one-

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"A new era of religious leadership in the U.S Catholic Church has dawned — driven by the immoral and destructive extremes of the Trump administration. ... No longer can Catholics within the administration's apparatus or supporters of it twist reality to accommodate policies clearly at odds with Catholic social teaching and the heart of the Christian Scriptures."

~ National Catholic Reporter


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ncronline.org/opinion/editoria

"We have reached, in our national life, that point of no escaping.

There is no hiding from the inhumanity in depriving the neediest abroad of life-saving medicine and food. There is no longer turning away from the brutal treatment of not only immigrants but also U.S. citizens at the hands of a paramilitary force accountable to no one."


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Stay vigilant about your online communities.

If each time someone engages their post is received with hostility or negative feedback, they will soon disengage and leave.

This behaviour might be done on purpose to chase some marginalized people away, or might be done subconsciously from internalized biases or systemic discrimination.

Sadly, the result is the same.

If you are part of a privileged group, observe how marginalized people are being replied to in your online communities, and use your privilege to intervene when necessary.

Sometimes, just showing a little support or positive feedback can make a significant difference to keep your communities diverse, inclusive, and happy.

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On March 2, we are going to try something different. Something in addition to the regular twice/year FediForum un-conference (so don't worry). We will run an un-**workshop**, on a topic that many in the community have told us is very pressing for them: How do we grow the Open Social Web? 1/4

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On March 2, we are going to try something different. Something in addition to the regular twice/year FediForum un-conference (so don't worry). We will run an un-**workshop**, on a topic that many in the community have told us is very pressing for them: How do we grow the Open Social Web? 1/4

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On March 2, we are going to try something different. Something in addition to the regular twice/year FediForum un-conference (so don't worry).

We will run an un-**workshop**, on a topic that many in the community have told us is very pressing for them:

How do we grow the Open Social Web?

When Elon bought Twitter now over three years ago, and every time X has been rocked by scandal since, many people expected a big exodus to decentralized social media platforms based on open protocols.
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