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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낮 동안 우리를 활기 있게 하신 저의 주님, 날아다니는 스파게티 괴물 님,
당신과 함께 있으리니, 자는 동안도 지켜 주시어 편히 쉬게 하소서.

"16. 고요한 밤하늘에 주님의 성면을 펼치시어, 무한한 가능성의 꿈으로 저희를 이끌어 주소서."

🍝 날아다니는 스파게티 괴물 님께서 여러분과 함께.
😋 또한 주교의 면발과 함께 하소서.
🍝 기도합시다.
저의 주님, 날아다니는 스파게티 괴물 님, 이 밤을 편히 쉬게 하시고, 거룩한 죽음을 맞게 하소서.

2026-02-15T02:08:26+09:00


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❤️ Thank you @bagderdaniel:// stenberg:// for maintaining since 1998. What would we do without it, how long would it take us, and what code quality would those solutions have without you? Thank you so much! ❤️

...and how on earth would people be able to check the weather forecast without curl? 😉

(Please join me in thanking Daniel, and let others here on the know about your favourite ways of using )

Shell output of "curl http://wttr.in/Berlin"Shell output of "curl http://v2.wttr.in/Berlin"
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That last thing is in progress now, and will hopefully be done enough to be useful this weekend.

So!

It would be nice to have a few people who could help to do some interoperability testing, and generally shake things out. Possibly as soon as next week. Preferably, you would be comfortable running a server and a database, and doing testing, troubleshooting, and things like that.

If that sounds like you, and you want to help out with a new fedi backend, hmu

And if this is the first you're hearing about any of this, then you may be interested in letterbook.com

If you're interested in doing some (very) early testing with , let me know so I can invite you to our contributor chat!

And, I wouldn't recommend running it on the internet just yet. Especially not on a (sub)domain that you intend to use for real life. I'll be testing in sandcastles for the foreseeable future

github.com/Letterbook/Sandcast

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I can be angry about rising fascism and also angry about facial recognition built into surveillance glasses at the same time, not only because these things are directly related, but because I contain fucking multitudes and all them are mad all the goddamn time.

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87% of video games released in the U.S. before 2010 are technically unavailable for legal purchase.

As of 2026, libraries and archives can digitally preserve, but not digitally *share* games, and can provide on-premises access only. Libraries *are* allowed to share books, films, and music both onsite and remotely.

This is all very messed up.

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스팸 의심 계정, 연결되지 않는 계정들을 팔로에서 정리하니 큐 쌓이던 문제가 많이 해결됐네. 한다한다 하면서 귀찮아서 안 하고 있었더니 위험수위까지 왔었음. 😅

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"A group of Buddhist monks completed their 2,300-mile, 110-day Walk for Peace [Feb. 10] as they journeyed from Fort Worth, Texas, to the DC-area.

They were led by Venerable Bhikkhu Paññākāra, who walked part of the trip barefoot. They stopped in ten states—through snow and rain, often sleeping outside. They inspired millions with the message that peace is possible."

~ Scott Dworkin

dworkinsubstack.com/p/monks-co

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I wrote some words for ~ this week in security ~ about how social media giants (aka: ad tech companies!) track you around the web, even if you don't have an account or use their apps. Follows from a brilliant column in the BBC about TikTok's use of website "pixels" to track people's browsing activity.

More: this.weekinsecurity.com/how-te

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The good news is that hidden web tracking "pixels" are relatively easy to defeat. It's also why using an ad-blocker is one of my top pieces of security advice for anyone, as ad-blockers help to reduce surveillance and online tracking, while helping to keep you safer from malware.

Here's why: this.weekinsecurity.com/why-ad

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An obsequious “always yes” machine…well, your head might say it’s far-fetched, but the instinct for psychological self-defense won’t let your brain let go of it.

You might say “Don’t they understand [fact about LLMs]???” but often the appeal isn’t factual; it’s emotional.

Ignore that at your peril.

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All these breathless articles about people forming weird relationships with LLMs, ruining marriages or going down psychological rabbit holes because of the emotionally compulsion-forming quality of having something that always says yes to you?

I think that’s happening to people in management, too, in their professional lives — and they’re making purchase decisions around it.

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미국엔 마가나 파시스트들도 많지만 피부색 다른 동료 시민이나 이민자들을 위해 (때론 한겨울에 맨발에 샤워 가운 차림으로 뛰어나와) 저항하고, 그러다 목숨을 잃기도 하고, 이 분처럼 눈물을 흘리며 시위에 나서는 사람들도 많다.

RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:qcp5rd7n6oky7wxnifuimscz/post/3merygiakas2p

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Is there any way linter/type checker for that can find expressions that never will evaluate to anything other than False based on the type information? E.g. checking if a variable of the type `int` exists within a list of the type `list[str]`? I do use but it doesn't seem to catch this.

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