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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Plone Conferences are so cool, they win prizes!

Plone Conference 2025 won a conference award from City of Jyväskylä! 🏆 The event was praised for "being well-organized in a unique way, and it naturally combined open source software development, science, and innovation".

Well done Rikupekka and team, it was indeed a really great event 👏

PS. This year's Plone Conference is in Maastricht, Netherlands from September 21-28, 2026. See you all there!

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블스의 빵 마니아들을 위한 소식! 4월 16일 오픈하는 한국국제베이커리페어 가 사전 예약 2월 2일부터 받아요! 여기서 하셔야 가장 싸게 가실 수 있어요! 그런데 네이버 없는 사람은 어쩌라고 요새 왜 다들 네이버 예약인 거냐! 커피 광인들도 보시면 좋은 게 동시에 1층 A,B홀에서 커피 엑스포도 열리는데 티켓 연동 되니까 이거 사면 커피 엑스포도 갈 수 있으세요. 반대로 커피 엑스로로도 여기 가능! (아, 커피 엑스포 개막일은 안 됩니다. 내일부터 베이커리 열어요;) booking.naver.com/booking/5/bi...

네이버 예약 :: 2026 한국국제베이커리페어

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Plone Conferences are so cool, they win prizes!

Plone Conference 2025 won a conference award from City of Jyväskylä! 🏆 The event was praised for "being well-organized in a unique way, and it naturally combined open source software development, science, and innovation".

Well done Rikupekka and team, it was indeed a really great event 👏

PS. This year's Plone Conference is in Maastricht, Netherlands from September 21-28, 2026. See you all there!

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[단독]대법, ‘비닐하우스 사망’ 이주노동자 속헹씨에 “한국 정부가 배상” 판결 확정 www.khan.co.kr/article/2026... "대법원 1부(주심 서경환 대법관)는 29일 속헹씨의 유족이 한국 정부를 상대로 낸 손해배상소송 상고심에서 정부 측 상고를 심리불속행 기각하고 “한국 정부가 원고들에게 각 1000만원을 지급하라”는 원심판결을 확정했다. 심리불속행 기각은 사건에 대한 별도 심리 없이 원심 판단을 유지하는 판결이다."

[단독]대법, ‘비닐하우스 사망’ 이주노동자 속헹씨에 ...

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People who like growing things tend to be the least "zero sum" people I've ever met. I meet activists who act like sharing their time will inevitably lead to their death, but gardeners are always sharing.

We give each other seed, baby plants, cuttings, vegetables, greens, eggs - sometimes even before we know each other. If I say to someone "I wish I could grow tomatoes better" they'll jump in and offer last generation's regionally adapted seed without hesitation.

Because perhaps there's something to the experience of planting a bean and watching it turn into hundreds of beans, all from one bean. Or a single squash seed and seeing it produce dozens of squash and thousands of seeds. Or watching an enormous tree grow from a tiny seed and then a little sprout, and bring owls back where there weren't any before. And realizing that sharing only spreads the abundance, and never takes it away. If my tomatoes grow better, and hers fail, she knows I'll probably offer her that even better performing seed right back, and some extra tomatoes.

One of our friends on the border said he realized capitalism is bullshit the first time he grew tepary beans and watched a single bean turn into pounds of food and plenty of seed to save for next time. Why would anyone control your access to food when it's just that simple?

And the homesteading folks seem to like to make it seem really difficult, but they'll plant 10 acres to grain instead of oak trees and lament having to rent a harvester combine instead of having food literally fall out of the trees (and have a forest of other food and habitat for game, to boot), which is a failure of planning rather than the reality of what growing food is actually like.

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