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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@retech Yes, we are in an arms race. They've changed tactics.

And guess what? We found out. Because they're being watched. Because people are out there and being alert. And because that open outrage actually makes the media pay attention.

People are rallying against those warehouses, forcing their local gov'ts to refuse approvals. The new offices? Building management can decide the risk is not worth the rent.

@inthehandsPaul Cantrell

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Chaos ve vzdušném prostoru texaského El Pasa. Americký úřad pro letectví se ho rozhodl uzavřít, aniž by o tom předem informoval civilní letiště nebo vedení města. Zprvu dokonce na 10 dní.
ℹ️ Důvodem měl být zásah proti dronům mexických drogových kartelů. Nic takového se ale nepotvrdilo.
ℹ️ Podle amerických médií chtěla jen pohraniční stráž vyzkoušet vysokoenergetické lasery.

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mirrors.kernel.org is down because it threw 2 disks in a RAID-6 array and then ground itself to a halt. I'm trying to resuscitate it. Please use mirrors.edge.kernel.org (it's pointing at our only remaining server that is now up, in Amsterdam).

We need more redundancy for these systems. After exiting Equinix, we are reduced to just 2 nodes (and hence, we're now down to 1 until I rebuild the RAID array on the one that's currently offline).

If you can donate us a server with at least 70TB of space and lots of bandwidth, I'd like to hear from you, but it has to come with hosting, as we don't have any physical datacentres any more and must rely on the kindness of strangers to host them.
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Now I mentioned advancing Spritely's core tech. You may have seen that Spritely is very demo-oriented. But it's often a bit more than just a demo, we've shipped a bunch of games built on our tech so you can see things work, but that's also because a game is something more substantial that tends to push the limits of things and helps us stress that the core ideas are working, and working performantly, while demonstrating core ideas in a fun way. But an application that users use every day is a different matter. There's a lot of things you have to get right. And we've spent several years in the demos and games phase. It's time to start getting this stuff in users' hands. And that will improve the whole Spritely ecosystem too, so that you can also use Spritely's tech to do other wild things.

What kinds of wild things? Well really, why shouldn't all software be social and collaborative? But I am also talking about real, performance-critical things. And yes, returning to games again, but take a look at this game demo we put together Goblinville: spritely.institute/news/goblin

That's cool and realtime and honestly is something you can't do on top of ActivityPub for instance; the latency requirements are too tight. This is a good example of the use of our protocol OCapN.

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미국 테크주/나스닥은 예상대로 무너지고 있고 유틸리티, 생필품 산업 이런쪽은 잘되네... 소프트웨어 산업 거품 꺼지는 시대인듯 그동안 소프트웨어 회사들이 어찌보면 돈을 쉽게 벌었는데 이제 그런 시대가 저물고 있다고 봐야할듯 역설적으로 머신러닝과 인공지능의 발전 덕에...

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What I'm listening to today: "Sex", the Necks

This is an Australian jazz trio whose "albums" all seem to be very long single pieces. This is their first release, and it hits a satisfying loungy groove in second one then digs in for *an hour*, constantly shifting the whole time, like a knob is being very slowly turned up on a single emotion. If you like electronic music with very long track lengths this basically is jazz custom made for you. Like, Plastikman fans attn

youtube.com/watch?v=w8glrLkMpBs

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What I'm listening to today: "Sex", the Necks

This is an Australian jazz trio whose "albums" all seem to be very long single pieces. This is their first release, and it hits a satisfying loungy groove in second one then digs in for *an hour*, constantly shifting the whole time, like a knob is being very slowly turned up on a single emotion. If you like electronic music with very long track lengths this basically is jazz custom made for you. Like, Plastikman fans attn

youtube.com/watch?v=w8glrLkMpBs

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I just remembered a programming technique from the days when I had access to a Commodore Pet.

I wanted a graph plotting program to allow users to type in a function and plot it. I could have written an expression parser. But far easier was to print out a line of code for the function and a RUN command (or similar), place the cursor in the right place, put a carriage return or two into the keyboard buffer, and stop the program. IIRC the Pet literally read input from the frame buffer (which allowed you to edit code by cursoring into the output of LIST) so this would update your program and continue.

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Oh and one more talk I highly recommend, very complimentary to @wingoAndy Wingo's Wastrel talk IMO (tho not using the same tech):

High-Speed Linux Application Execution in the Browser with Binary Translation fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event

To everyone who pointed it out, yes my Lisp is Clay talk video wasn't up when I posted this! Here it is now: fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event

I had a really strong positive reaction from the audience on this talk! If you've ever been wondering "well why is Spritely in lisp/scheme and what are those lisp people doing over there anyway" OR if you have had a hard time articulating why Lisp is great (and not just "it has macros"!) here's a talk for you!

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(이동네만 그런건지 알수없지만) 대체로 미국 병원 행정은 정말 안드로메다인듯 아니 무슨 아직도 종이를 그렇게 많이 쓰고 다 하나씩 수동으로 알수가 없는데 AI 같은것 바라지도 않으니 내부 행정 시스템을 진지하게 개선해야하는것 같은데... 은행이나 사기업이 이렇게 영업하면 아마 망할듯? ...

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when i was a kid, Android hacking was wild, i made my phone look goofy as fuck, overclocked it to the point of instability, patched games to unlock all the items, hell once I even got a Debian container to run with X11 forwarding....

I jailbroke my ipod and installed a patch that turned my homescreen into a physics engine

Now running containers and VMs on your phone is boring, iOS shortcuts can literally call out to shell scripts running in an x86 interpreter

this is the state of android hacking in 2026

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포터 너는 느개비만큼 쓰레기다 우리 아빠 욕하지 마세요!!! 느개비는 인종차별주의자나치새끼엿다 하... ㅈㅅ합니다... 근데 그런 쓰레기랑 저를 비교하진 말아주세요

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(한국도 보니까 그런것 같긴한데) 백내장 수술할때 사용되는 수정체 교체렌즈는 기본적인것만 보험에서 커버되고 약간이라도 좋은건 커버가 안됨... 결국 내돈으로 냈는데 (눈물) 시력교정도 할겸 노안도 오고 있고 등등... 결국 수술비 이것저것다해서 한 몇천불 나옴 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 보험회사가 과연 얼마나 방어해줄지는 정확한 액수는 10일뒤애 나온다고... 아니 무슨 딥러닝합니까 난 아직도 이 정신나간 결제 방법을 이해하기 어렵고... 하여간 열심히 일해야할듯 하하하 하하 (기절)

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Vznikl nový nástroj pro skriptování z příkazové řádky.

Zatím je používán aby vytvářel testovací faktury a platby při kontrole nové generace pokročilého párovače, ale jeho využití je všestranné.

Instalační balíčky pro a jako vždy přibaleny.

github.com/VitexSoftware/abraf

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At my library's repair cafe as a volunteer.

It's the first time they're running it and they're hoping to do this regularly.

I came in thinking I would help with computer troubleshooting... but they have enough people doing that.

So I figured I could help with Linux OS install... but the local Linux Install Party is here and has enough people.

Then a guy brought in a bicycle! And no one is here doing bike repair. But I brought my allen wrench set and a multitool.

So I just got done running and installing a new bicycle brake line on an older bike. Brake works just fine now!

I'll bring my full set of bike tools next time!

Photo of a volunteer badge for my library.
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This year's is strange. Normally in crowdfunding, you have an explosive first few days, then a very slow climb in the middle and another spike towards the end.
This year, you have an extra-explosive first few days, then mostly stagnation and now cancellations during the end. 😬

Yes I'm shamelessly advertising my campaign last minute
backerkit.com/c/projects/doomb

Teaser image for crowdfunding campaign: Meowshrooms and friends, hard enamel pins. Shows a lot of mushroom x cat themed enamel pin designs
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