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.

If the federal government can say "we don't believe in a certain medical treatment, so we're pulling funding from all hospitals that provide that treatment"

And nobody stops them

How long until they do it for vaccines?

Y'all think trans people are the only ones losing our care. We're not. We're just one of the earlier dominos to pave the road for the rest of y'all.

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Remember: when someone tries to tell you that the only Democrats who can be elected are the most corrupt, depersonalized and venal, who agree in principle with Republicans on every policy matter that affects our rights and collective future, you should:

1. shout NO as loud as you can
2. punch upwards with the base of your palm into the chin or solar plexus
3. run as fast as you can in the opposite direction

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Holy shit, you're kidding me. Lauren Hart is the new singer for Arch Enemy? You mean THE Lauren Hart of Once Human? Once Human, described even on Wikipedia as a mix of DevilDriver and Arch Enemy, my favourite two bands?

I am SHOCKED. In a very good way. I need to sit down.

This very much means I will finally be able to listen to Arch Enemy again. Oh my god. And I need to see them live again.

😱🤯

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Mit wem würdert ihr denn reden, wenn ihr was über Altersnachweise im Internet/die damit verknüpften digitaler-Ausweis-Pläne machen wollen würdet? Fokus wird Luxemburg sein, EU-Perspektive ist natürlich auch super.

Ihr dürft euch gerne auch selbst nominieren. Nur dann müsst ihr auch mit mir reden :)

:BoostOK:

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Hi, Hello: Hi means hi 你好: You good? おはよう, こんにちは, こんばんは: Good morning/day/evening! 안녕: 𝓘 𝔀𝓲𝓼𝓱 𝔂𝓸𝓾 𝓹𝓮𝓪𝓬𝓮𝓯𝓾𝓵 𝓪𝓷𝓭 𝓱𝓮𝓪𝓵𝓽𝔂.

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What I listened to today: "HEEL CENA", Westside Gunn

One more from the ringleader of the Buffalo, NY "Griselda" rap clique. The last one I linked was kinda surreal avant-garde but this is good solid hip hop basics. Fantastic flow and vivid production that feels like it's picking up what trip-hop set down. He has raps about how his kids like Minecraft.

Linking the Bandcamp version which has the bowlderized no-blood cover art. Last time Bluesky actually censored the link

daupe.bandcamp.com/track/heel-

What I'm listening to today: "Gold", Lamb (Autechre remix)

Æ used to do a lot more remixes and had this *fascinating* tendency to find a real particular vibe that resembled neither the source material nor Autechre's regular work but felt consistent with Autechre's other remixes. I really love the flip here about halfway through where the instrumentation suddenly pulls back and it's like an airplane bursting out of clouds or a train pulling out of a tunnel into the open

youtube.com/watch?v=LNbGGjbxos4

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What is the web I want?

@vasilis asks¹, so here:

I want a web that is accessible.

I want the web that works without issue in a terminal browser like lynx(1) or a light-weight browser like @dilloDillo browser, a web that doesn't require 1GB (or even 1MB) of RAM just to display 25KB of actual content.

I want a web that doesn't run random, untrusted code on my machine.

I want a web that doesn't try and track my every movement and click across every site.

I want a web that doesn't require cookie banners on every site.

I want a web that doesn't have popups.

I want a web that doesn't beg for me to sign up for mailing lists.

I want a web that I can mark up semantically and instruct my browser how to style in my own fonts/colors that *I* find most readable.

I want a web that I can deploy on a low-end hosting box for $1/month² that doesn't require cloud-fronting services, CDNs, complex deployments, dozens of frameworks, and a complex build process.

I want a web that doesn't try to shove AI down my throat—whether useless slop content, or pounding on my poor server to scrape what I've created.

I want a web that is simple enough that a single developer could write a new/novel browser.

I want a web that connects people instead of companies inserting themselves between people to extract profit.

I want a web that is passionately crafted with love, not for capitalist motives.

Instead we somehow have [gestures around vaguely]


¹ social.vasilis.nl/@vasilis/116

² lowendbox.com/blog/1-vps-1-usd

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A thing I do not like about Rust is sometimes an error says "expected an object of type VNode here" and I'm like what is the fully qualified name of VNode? Like I could look it up in the crate documentation if I knew which of the two dozen crates cargo pulled into this project it's from, but I don't. The compiler clearly knows but I don't know how to make it tell me.

Rust error pointing to a variable named "input" and saying "this expression has type 'VNode'"
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UNFASSBAR:

"Wenn Eltern dreimal einen Termin im versäumen, soll das informiert werden, weil „der zu gewährleisten“ sei – so formuliert es die Bundesregierung in der Antwort auf eine Kleine Anfrage von Heidi Reichinnek (Die Linke)."
blog.dgsa.de/2026/01/21/kinder

Wir kennen es allerdings aus unserer Beratung, dass schon jetzt Eltern aufgrund des Jobcenters Ärger mit dem Jugendamt hatten 🤬Und "Kinderschutz" wird derzeit allgemein viel vorgeschoben um verschiedenste Schweinereien zu rechtfertigen, EKELHAFT!

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This account has a website full of tips and step-by-step guides about how to use Mastodon and the rest of the Fediverse:

➡️ fedi.tips <-------- Click here to open the website

The entire site is written in ordinary non-technical language, aimed at a general audience. There's a section at the top with quick links to the most essential stuff, and a complete list of guides below that.

If you can't find the answers you want on the site, ask me and I'll try to help directly.

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@pfefferleMatthias Pfefferle on "How is this diff from WS?" for streaming, Server Sent Events is unidirectional, you get what you originally requested.

WIth websockets, you can do bidirectional "oh, I want these notifications on this resource", "oh, I'm not interested in that anymore, give me notifications on this other resource" (essentially adapting)

SSE vs Websockets also has automatic vs manual cursor resumption — SSE will automatically tell the server "this is the last ID I knew, give me events since then", where as with websockets you need to make that yourself via like a `cursor` parameter in the URL.

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Heya, I just released Lunet 1.0 lunet.io the static website generator I started ~10 years ago ☺️

I originally built it for myself and used it in some of my repos, but it never hit the quality bar for a wider audience: no tests, no docs, and tons of small things to fix...

But what used to feel like months of work landed in a few days thanks to a coding agent.

I've put so much energy into the related projects to make this happen, so I'm really happy to reach this milestone.

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@thisismissemEmelia 👸🏻 @deadsuperheroSean Tilley

I was looking at which is a very sizable extension (constituting the "Code forge" app domain in app-centric view, but arguably "Software development" top-level business domain in a service-oriented fedi).

The way that things are modeled here adheres more to the actor model where there's a Factory actor, which in turn creates resource actors that expose various sub-domains. For instance for the management of Issues and PR's there's a TicketTracker actor to obtain via a Factory actor on a forge instance. Though I'm not sure whether I'd modeled that in similar fashion, it is a fascinating direction where we focus much more on good protocol extension design.

All in all AS/AP offers a very granular foundation that allows for very interesting architectures, if only we dare explore them and do not dogmatically stick to some engrained notion how "social media" ought to be. I see as but a small subset of .

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My favorite IT help desk people

- documents steps for others
- remembers that a rare situation has happened before and it's able to look up what was done last time if it's the same thing
- able to handle a new situation BY READING THE INSTRUCTIONS

worth their freaking weight in gold.

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@trwnhinfinite love ⴳ "oauth i think HTTP auth-schemes for WWW-Authenticate and Authorization headers are a good idea to signal which ways of auth are supported. profiling oauth is one step; advertising it as an auth-scheme is a good way to remove ambiguity"

Yes, if you make a request to a resource server and it's unauthenticated respond with WWW-Authenticate.

But you probably don't want to use Basic auth with a decentralized network of applications because then all the applications know your full password..

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@thisismissemEmelia 👸🏻 @deadsuperheroSean Tilley

I was looking at which is a very sizable extension (constituting the "Code forge" app domain in app-centric view, but arguably "Software development" top-level business domain in a service-oriented fedi).

The way that things are modeled here adheres more to the actor model where there's a Factory actor, which in turn creates resource actors that expose various sub-domains. For instance for the management of Issues and PR's there's a TicketTracker actor to obtain via a Factory actor on a forge instance. Though I'm not sure whether I'd modeled that in similar fashion, it is a fascinating direction where we focus much more on good protocol extension design.

All in all AS/AP offers a very granular foundation that allows for very interesting architectures, if only we dare explore them and do not dogmatically stick to some engrained notion how "social media" ought to be. I see as but a small subset of .

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If your main timeline on Mastodon is getting too full and too busy to keep up with, you might want to consider using the "Lists" feature. This lets you move accounts you follow over to separate mini-timelines and off your main timeline.

There's a guide to using Lists and lots of questions answered at:

➡️ fedi.tips/how-to-use-the-lists

People often use Lists to create themed mini-timelines, for example you might follow sport-related accounts on a sports list.

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If your main timeline on Mastodon is getting too full and too busy to keep up with, you might want to consider using the "Lists" feature. This lets you move accounts you follow over to separate mini-timelines and off your main timeline.

There's a guide to using Lists and lots of questions answered at:

➡️ fedi.tips/how-to-use-the-lists

People often use Lists to create themed mini-timelines, for example you might follow sport-related accounts on a sports list.

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