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.
Recall these guys were so horrified at the prospect of a Puerto Rican talking about love and unity that the โfamily-friendlyโ Christian alternative was an aging sleazebag who gleefully sings about how itโs โmandatoryโ to statutorily rape underage girls.
i have finally arrived at the stage of open source hardware maintenance where by far the easiest testcase for something that i have is "have glasgow radio my magic wand and see if it starts vibrating"
We are committed to growing the Open Social Web. For us, that starts by working to overcome barriers of entry in the network and highlighting the things done well.
On March 2nd, @fediforum are hosting an event dedicated to Growing the OSW. It's a chance to talk about all the issues as well as the long list of things the Social Web is doing well.
๐ค I look forward to regulation related to these pages, and if >1% of your service is down, you have to change the color of your status page: https://slack-status.com
Big update pushed for #BSSG - my Bash-based static site generator
This is a major pre-release update, not the official release yet, and I would really love some testing and feedback before cutting it.
Highlights: * New build mode: BUILD_MODE="ram" / --build-mode ram * This is a memory-first build mode designed to drastically reduce disk I/O during the build. * On real projects, this results in a ~2ร speedup, and in some cases well over 3ร faster builds, depending on:
* site size * number of generators involved * storage speed * parallelism available
In RAM mode you also get a stage timing summary, so you can see exactly where build time is spent. This makes performance tuning much more transparent and data-driven.
Under the hood: The core build system was heavily refactored: * Clear separation between orchestration, generators, and indexing * Cleaner and more predictable generation flow for posts, pages, tags, authors, archives, and feeds * Asset and theme handling moved into a dedicated build module * Static file copying and theme CSS processing are no longer scattered around the codebase
Performance and robustness: * Smarter rebuild and caching logic * Improved parallel execution paths * Uses parallel when available * Shell-based worker fallback when it isnโt * Parallel behavior is now more robust and easier to reason about
Stability and polish: * Fixed an edge case with locale-specific timing parsing * Configuration and documentation updated to match new options and tuning knobs * Overall codebase is simpler, clearer, and easier to extend
Before tagging the official release, I need help testing this.
* Please test from the main branch or commit and report issues *
Not very important question for people who listen to audiobooks (or use text to speech/ screen reader to read): do you also listen x1.5 to x2 during the day while you work, clean, workout but x1.2 only when you read to fall asleep? I'm curious now.
Trying to find something specific, but Youtube keeps putting irrelevant "people also search for" stuff in results? Just add a before: filter with a date in the future. "your search before:2027" gets rid of that stuff.
Anyone have contact with Microsoft network ops? They've blackholed my SMTP (204.11.50.134) (which is used by me and half a dozen other people, none of whom send spam), and my admin's on vacation and I don't wanna screw up his time off. This is obviously a false positive though.
- interacting with the UI - Obsidian's internal functions, e.g. base queries - deterministic results like the "orphans" command - easily create a personal plugin now that your agent can access devtools, console, screenshots, eval, etc
#PPOD: This Feb. 4, 2026, image from NASAโs Solar Dynamics Observatory captures a strong solar flare erupting. Solar flares are powerful bursts of energy that, along with other types of solar eruptions, can impact radio communications, electric power grids, and navigation signals and pose risks to spacecraft and astronauts. The flare pictured was classified as an X4.2 flare. X-class flares are the most intense. Credit: NASA/SDO
Someone at #FOSDEM asked us to put some promotional materials on our website that they could print for an event. There is now a section for that on the Branding page with our first poster:
"Documents show that more than 150 leases and office expansions have or would place new facilities in nearly every state, many of them in or just outside of the countryโs largest metropolitan areas."
Each time a new privacy-invasive feature like facial scanning is implemented, if people in majority comply and accept to use it, it will soon become normality, and other options will be marginalized or even removed entirely.
If each time a new privacy-invasive feature is implemented people opted to refuse it, it would soon be discontinued.
Each individual opposition to privacy-invasive features matters.
It is an act of self-protection but, perhaps even more importantly, it is also an act of protest.
A protest against the normalization of mass surveillance and the loss of privacy rights.
The fact that there are other cameras around doesn't mean that more cameras or additional scanning is not making things even worse.
If we do not refuse, if we do not fight for our privacy rights, we will lose them all.
It's also an action of protection of society. Eventually, some form of fascism will be in force, regardless of society. The less surveillance there is, the better chances the society has for ridding itself of the fascism and returning to safe tracks.
We as a society "have nothing to hide" right now, but in the future we will, some day. Who supports surveillance is an enemy of the organized society.
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Anyone have contact with Microsoft network ops? They've blackholed my SMTP (204.11.50.134) (which is used by me and half a dozen other people, none of whom send spam), and my admin's on vacation and I don't wanna screw up his time off. This is obviously a false positive though.