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.

5ch の毀誉褒貶は別として、コミュニティプラットフォームは常にこういうドメイン剥奪のリスクがある

これは Fediverse でも同じことで、例えば Pawoo のドメインが何回も止められているように、然るべき通報があり、それが容認されなければ、当然、この様になる

なのでコミュニティプラットフォームを運用するのであれば、この手のモデレーションはサボるとドメイン剥奪でサービス停止になるよ、と言う事が 5ch のドメイン剥奪に関して得られる教訓だと思う

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@kde Can I ask what "AI powered tools" you have in and why you don't take a stand against them instead? It's really hypocritical of an organization dedicated to to be making use of LLMs in any form, even "open source" ones that don't share their training data. I wasn't happy when did it, but at least they only use it for subtitle creation (still not good but at least it's not generative) and they didn't plaster the buzzword on their website as a point of pride.
I'll be really disappointed if I find out the best video editor is supporting stuff like this.

A screenshot of https://apps.kde.org/kdenlive/ that shows a list of features for the video editing software in question. At the end of the list, we see "AI powered tools". How foreboding.
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"Aucune corrélation globale n'a été révélée entre l'existence de dispositifs de vidéoprotection et le niveau de la délinquance commise sur la voie publique ou encore le taux d'élucidation" ou "On n'a pas identifié de différence de niveau de résolution sur les communes équipées ou sur les communes non équipées de vidéoprotection de voie publique" franceinfo.fr/elections/insecu pourquoi y-a-t-il encore le moindre débat ?

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사랑의열매 이어 희망브리지도 기부자 1천여명 개인정보 유출
서울 최원정 기자: 사회복지공동모금회 사랑의열매에 이어 자연재해 법정 구호단체인 희망브리지 전국재해구호협회에서도 기부자들의 개인정...
yna.co.kr/view/AKR202603060237

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Rust 1.94.0 has been released! 🌈 🦀 ✨

A few highlights are array_windows() and element_offset() on slices, Peekable::next_if_map(), LazyCell::get and friends, and the new `include` key in config.toml to include other toml files!

Check out the blog post for details: blog.rust-lang.org/2026/03/05/

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Dear French-speaking Fedi friends,

I have a favor to ask you:

Could you please complete this survey by @cercleReseauCulture.fr - the test fediverse instance set up by the French Ministry of Culture?

🔗 : framaforms.org/mastodonfediver

It would help them understand what are your wishes and expectations when it comes to fediverse accounts run by cultural institutions.

The survey is totally anonymous and takes a few minutes to fill out.

Thanks!

And please boost 🚀

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The cat is out of the box: @matrixThe Matrix.org Foundation is looking for a new Thib!

If you think you can be a good fit for the role, please send me an email explaining why and attach your CV.

If you tick most of the boxes but not all, please reach out nonetheless. It’s a tall order, but we have fantastic volunteers and a great handbook to help you settle into the role.

matrix.org/jobs/devrel/

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In the whole Proton situation, there are a lot of mixed equities and real problems surfacing, but not all of them are appropriately ascribed to Proton.

Let's put aside for the moment that the FBI sucks. They do! Under the US MLAT with Switzerland, is it Proton's role to deny the request from the US government?

Is it not; it is the Swiss government's role to do so if they wish. If they do so, they endanger a treaty that has been in place since 1977, while also signaling to other countries with similar agreements that their word is mud—or at best, contingent on them liking the current government of the ally country.

Maybe not an awesome tradeoff to stick it to the Feebs.

And Proton, like them or not, has been clear about their position on honoring Swiss law from the jump. And should they leave Switzerland for another EU country, it will be that state's laws they abide by.

You may contend that Proton should deny lawful (note: not necessarily ethical) requests from their government to protect their users. That's a position you can take, but I don't believe it has ever been Proton's. Their primary privacy offer is end-to-end encryption between email addresses that support it, and on-disk encryption of your data, along with a VPN. They make anonymous accounts possible, but do not guarantee any data you give them will be withheld from lawful requests from Swiss authorities, which is what happened here.

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