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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same video as my last , but because it got compressed when uploaded & lost so much quality, i resaved it on medium quality. it looks much better now

loops.video/v/dPVmUIm2Y6

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this is going to be vague, but I don't know how to offer details without explaining everything, which would take a lot more words than I have available on a platform like this. in short though: Open Book Touch is going to blow your freaking mind straight out the back of your head. Even if you know to expect it, I promise: you may think you're ready, but you're not.

Watch this space. crowdsupply.com/oddly-specific

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same video as my last , but because it got compressed when uploaded & lost so much quality, i resaved it on medium quality. it looks much better now

loops.video/v/dPVmUIm2Y6

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환경·산업·안보 한꺼번에 흔드는 ‘희토류’ 대란:
전기차와 풍력 발전기, 스마트폰 등 여러 제품의 핵심 소재가 되는 ‘희토류’를 둘러싸고 국제적인 관심이 높아지고 있다. 이 금속들은 2026년 대한민국의 산업과 경제는 물론이고 전지구 환경과 국제안보 전반을 아우르는 뜨거운 키워드로 떠오르고 있다. 금만큼 희귀한 흙? 희토류가 뭐길래희토류(Rare Earth Elements, REEs)는 전기차 모터부터 풍력발전기, 스마트폰, 레이저 무기까지 현대 기술과 산업의 중심에 있는 금속 원소군이다. 이름은 ‘희귀한 흙’이란 뜻이지만, 실제로는 지구 어디에나 존재하면서도 거의 산업 전반에 없
newspenguin.com/news/articleVi
(2026-02-13 09:00:00)

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This week on my revolution.social podcast I talk to @mikeMike McCue of Flipboard, the dot.social podcast, and former Netscape executive. We go through the way we created an open internet on the web and how that was lost in the social media smartphone era, concluding with the struggle to restore an open social internet for all based on protocols like ActivityPub, ATprotocol, and Nostr. fountain.fm/episode/0vjUP8LWvO

Revolution.Social • “I've Never Been More Optimistic” (Flipboard’s Mike McCue On the Open Social Web) • Listen on Fountain

Mike McCue has seen a lot of changes over the years to the open web. He was an executive at Netscape, which helped liberate the web from AOL's walled garden; he served on the board of Twitter but wasn’t able to prevent it from abandoning its open API ecosystem; and now, as the CEO of Flipboard, he's building towards a more open future. “I've never been more optimistic than I am now about how the internet is going to develop and how the social media world and ecosystem is going to develop into a much more open, connected experience for people, independent of app, independent of platform,” McCue says. But there are still big problems to fix, and today on Revolution.Social, Mike and Rabble talk about most of them, including the devaluation of follower counts, how rage bait economics poison platform incentives, and how AI-generated content lacks soul. As a board member at Patreon, McCue says he’s seeing a renewed demand for authentic human craft & niche communities; at this perilous and promising moment, which vision of the future will win?  Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 5:14 From Netscape to the Fediverse 8:49 Elon, Zuckerberg, and the push toward alternatives 14:22 The shutdown of Twitter’s API and the birth of the AT Protocol 19:38 Follower counts don’t matter 22:12 Rage bait economics and platform incentives 25:51 Bluesky and Mastodon 27:50 Niche communities vs. the global town square 30:57 The craft of being human in an AI world 38:09 How to explain the open web to regular users 43:33 Surf and open protocols for social media 54:08 Patreon and business models for the internet 1:02:14 diVine and AI backlash Follow Rabble on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/rabble.nz Follow the podcast: https://episodes.fm/1824528874 This episode was produced and edited by Eric Johnson from LightningPod.fm, and executive produced by Alice Chan from Flock Marketing. To learn more about Rabble’s social media bill of rights, and sign up for our newsletter, visit https://revolution.social/

fountain.fm · Fountain

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Hey, so, I make stuff sometimes and I'm bad at any kind of promotions.

But if you'd like to listen to some of my music or even "buy" (free is a totally valid price option) some of it, it's at:

ramp-music.bandcamp.com

And if you'd like to read the one short story that I actually submitted for publication (and got accepted), you can read it here -- it's very short (the submission guidelines were only up to 2,000 words):

qtmag.ca/issues/defining-queer

Maybe let me know if you listened/read/liked it?

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