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Author: Erik Peterson

A ProHoster specialist with over seven years of experience in hosting, network infrastructure, and internet security. I participate in the development and maintenance of server solutions, VPN services, and client platforms. I specialize in stability, data protection, and service optimization for clients. I regularly monitor updates in industry standards and best practices.

Firefox 149 will feature a built-in VPN with 50 GB of free traffic.

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Mozilla has announced several upcoming changes that will be activated in the Firefox 149 release scheduled for March 24. The most significant addition will be the integration of the free VPN service Firefox VPN (not to be confused with Mozilla VPN), which will allow access to websites not directly but through intermediate proxy servers in various countries, hiding the user's IP address. Initially, the VPN service will be available to users from […]

Google has opened access to 'Personal Intelligence' for free users of Chrome, Gemini, and AI Mode.

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Google has announced the launch of the 'Personal Intelligence' feature for free users. Previously, this capability was only available to subscribers of paid Google AI plans. The technology is now being integrated into the Gemini app, the Chrome browser through the web version of Gemini, as well as in the new AI Mode. The essence of the update is that artificial intelligence learns to utilize the user's personal data for […]

systemd 260

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The anniversary release of the free (GPL) GNU/Linux systems manager brought us: the cessation (as promised in the last release) of support for System V scripts; varlinkctl list-registry now shows all public interfaces from /run/varlink/registry/; systemd-report and experimental support for the reporting system in /run/systemd/report/; the ability to embed DeviceTree into /usr/lib/systemd/boot/hwids/ so it can be easily accessed from UKI; support for SCHED_EXT in CPUSchedulingPolicy […]

The postmarketOS project has introduced Duranium, an atomically updated edition for smartphones.

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Developers of the postmarketOS project, which is developing a Linux distribution for mobile devices, have announced the creation of an atomically updated version of the distribution. The new edition, named Duranium, is notable for delivering the system as a single whole, without dividing it into separate packages. It is noted that the new version aligns with the idea that the device should just work, without the user needing to know about the existence of a terminal or understand […]

Release of Java SE 26 and OpenJDK 26. Project for integrating JavaScript and Python support into the JVM.

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After six months of development, Oracle has released Java SE 26 (Java Platform, Standard Edition 26), with the open project OpenJDK serving as its reference implementation. Except for the removal of some deprecated features, Java SE 26 maintains backward compatibility with previous releases of the Java platform—most previously written Java projects will function without changes when run under […]

FFmpeg 8.1

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After more than six months of development, the release of project FFmpeg 8.1, codenamed 'Hoare' (in honor of Sir Charles Hoare (January 11, 1934 – March 5, 2026)), has taken place. This is a set of free libraries and utilities with open source code that allows you to record, convert, and stream digital audio and video in various formats. The name originates from the expert group MPEG and […]

Facebook has resumed development of the jemalloc memory management library.

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Meta* has announced the resumption of development on the jemalloc memory management library, which was archived in June of last year. The jemalloc library provides an alternative implementation of malloc functions, optimized for reducing fragmentation and working on multiprocessor systems. It is noted that Meta recognized the benefits of using jemalloc in its infrastructure and decided to resume work on the code […]

Mistral has released Leanstral, an AI model for vibe coding with formal verification.

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Mistral AI has introduced a large language model called Devstral, aimed at application development (vibe coding) and optimized for formal code verification. It is expected that Devstral can be used to create AI assistants capable of not only generating code but also ensuring its correctness. Devstral is the first open model to support the Lean 4 programming language and its related […]

FFmpeg 8.1 is available with support for JPEG XS, new features for 3D audio, and acceleration through Vulkan.

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After seven months of development, the multimedia package FFmpeg 8.1 has been released, which includes a set of applications and a collection of libraries for operations on various multimedia formats (recording, conversion, and decoding of audio and video formats). The package is written in C and is distributed under LGPL and GPL licenses. Notable changes in FFmpeg 8.1 include the addition of a parser, encoder, and decoder, as well as a packager and unpackager for multimedia containers […]

China will see the emergence of a second contract manufacturer of 7nm chips.

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Until now, SMIC has been regarded as the leader of the Chinese semiconductor industry, both in terms of chip production and the relevance of the technologies used. This company set up the production of 7nm chips for Huawei a couple of years ago, without access to advanced Western equipment. Rumor has it that Hua Hong Group intends to follow the same path. According to […]

Release of the Bcachefs file system 1.37.0

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Kent Overstreet has released version 1.37.0 of the Bcachefs file system. This release includes two packages: bcachefs-kernel-dkms, which contains the kernel module built using the DKMS (Dynamic Kernel Module Support) system, and bcachefs-tools, which includes the user-space utility bcachefs for managing commands such as create (mkfs), mount, recovery, and file system checking. The packages are available for Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE, NixOS, and […]

The open AERIS-10 radar can track objects up to 20 km away.

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The AERIS-10 project has developed a fully open modular radar system that can be used as a platform for experiments with phased array antennas, pulse compression, Doppler signal processing, and target tracking. Complete schematics, PCB layouts, component lists (BOM), Gerber files for board manufacturing, 3D printing models, and descriptions of hardware blocks in Verilog/VHDL languages are distributed under the […]

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