Author: Yuri Gagarin

How We Built a Reliable PostgreSQL Cluster on Patroni

Today, high availability of services is required everywhere, not just in large, expensive projects. Temporarily unavailable websites with the message 'Sorry, we're performing maintenance' are still encountered, but they usually elicit a wry smile. Add to this the cloud era, where launching an additional server requires just one API call, without worrying about physical infrastructure […]

Google stored some passwords in text files for 14 years

In its blog, Google reported a recently discovered error that caused some G Suite users' passwords to be stored in unencrypted form within plain text files. This error has existed since 2005. However, Google claims it cannot find any evidence that any of these passwords fell into the hands of malicious actors or were used improperly. So […]

Tor Browser 8.5 and the first stable version of Tor Browser for Android are now available.

After ten months of development, a significant release of the specialized browser Tor Browser 8.5 has been formed, continuing the functionality based on the ESR branch of Firefox 60. The browser focuses on providing anonymity, security, and privacy, with all traffic redirected exclusively through the Tor network. It is impossible to connect directly through the current system's network connection, preventing the tracking of the user's real IP address (in case of […]

The Windows 10 May 2019 Update is now available for installation

After an additional month of testing, Microsoft has finally released another update for Windows 10. This update is, of course, the Windows 10 May 2019 Update. This version is expected to focus more on stabilizing the existing codebase rather than introducing new features. Additionally, there's a different method for updating. To obtain the Windows 10 May 2019 Update, open the Windows Update Center. It […]

Opera GX - the first gaming browser in the world

Opera has been experimenting with various browser versions and testing different options for several years. They previously had the Neon build with a unique interface. They also had Reborn 3, which supported Web 3, included a cryptocurrency wallet, and provided a fast VPN. Now, the company is preparing a gaming browser called Opera GX. Technical details about it are not available yet. Judging by […]

The Antergos distribution is coming to an end.

On May 21, the team behind the Antergos distribution announced in their blog that they would cease work on the project. According to the developers, they have had little time to support Antergos in recent months, and leaving it in such a semi-abandoned state would be disrespectful to the user community. They didn’t delay making this decision as the project’s code is in working […]

Firefox 67

Firefox 67 has been released. Key changes include: enhanced browser performance with reduced setTimeout priority during page loading (for example, scripts from Instagram, Amazon, and Google load 40-80% faster); alternative style sheets are only viewed after page load; and the autocompletion module is not loaded if there are no input forms on the page. Early stage rendering is now executed, but it is invoked less frequently. […]

Release of Remotely — the new VNC client for Gnome

The first version of Remotely has been released—a tool for remote desktop management on Gnome. The program is based on VNC technology and combines simple design with ease of use and installation. All you need to do is open the application, enter the host name and password, and you are connected! The program has several display options. However, in Remotely […]

Nginx 1.17.0

The first release in the new mainline branch of the Nginx web server has been announced. Additions include: the limit_rate and limit_rate_after directives now support variables; the proxy_upload_rate and proxy_download_rate directives in the stream module support variables; the minimum supported version of OpenSSL is now 0.9.8; the postpone filter is now always compiled; and corrections made for the include directive, which was not working in if and limit_except blocks; as well as fixes for byte range processing. Source: linux.org.ru

Questions regarding the protection of personal data for Russian citizens will be addressed by a special working group.

A proposal to create a working group in the State Duma to review user data protection issues was made by Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin during a plenary session. Deputy Speaker Pyotr Tolstoy emphasized the need for a detailed examination of user data protection concerns, citing a recent incident involving the leak of confidential information affecting millions of Russian citizens. He noted that following […]

ASRock has prepared the X570 Taichi motherboard for the new AMD processors.

Next week, the Computex 2019 exhibition will kick off, where AMD will unveil its Ryzen processors, alongside which motherboards based on the new AMD X570 chipset will also be announced. ASRock will present its new products, including the high-end X570 Taichi motherboard, the existence of which was confirmed by a recent leak. One user on the LinusTechTips forum discovered a photo […]

Release of nginx 1.17.0 and njs 0.3.2

The first release of the new main branch nginx 1.17 has been introduced, which will continue the development of new features (the concurrently supported stable branch 1.16 will only receive changes related to fixing critical bugs and vulnerabilities). Key changes include: support for variables in the 'limit_rate' and 'limit_rate_after' directives, as well as in the 'proxy_upload_rate' and 'proxy_download_rate' directives of the stream module; increased requirements for minimum […]

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