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Author: Yuri Gagarin

A technical specialist at ProHoster with over six years of experience in server administration, VPN solutions, and network security. I manage infrastructure setup and support, monitor service stability, and implement solutions to protect client data. I also contribute to performance optimization and compliance with modern security and privacy requirements.

Docker images of Alpine were shipped with an empty password for the root user.

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Security researchers from Cisco have revealed details about a vulnerability (CVE-2019-5021) in the Alpine distribution builds for the Docker container isolation system. The essence of the identified issue is that a blank password was set by default for the root user, allowing direct login as root without restriction. Recall that Alpine is used to create official images from the Docker project (previously, official builds were based on […]

The share of the Pie platform in the Android market has exceeded 10%

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Fresh statistics have been released regarding the distribution of various versions of the Android operating system in the global market. It is noted that the data is as of May 7, 2019. Versions of the Android software platform with a share of less than 0.1% are not considered. So, it is reported that the most widespread version of Android currently is Oreo (versions 8.0 and 8.1) with a result of […]

ECS Liva Z2A: a silent nettop that fits in the palm of your hand

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Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) has announced a new small form factor computer — the Liva Z2A device built on the Intel hardware platform. The nettop fits in the palm of your hand: its dimensions are only 132 × 118 × 56.4 mm. The novelty features a fanless design, making it completely silent during operation. It utilizes the Intel Celeron N3350 processor from the Apollo Lake generation. This chip contains two computing cores and a graphics […]

The ninth update of the UBports firmware, which replaces Ubuntu Touch

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The UBports project, which took over the development of the Ubuntu Touch mobile platform after Canonical stepped back, has released the OTA-9 (over-the-air) firmware update for all officially supported smartphones and tablets that were equipped with Ubuntu-based firmware. The update has been crafted for smartphones such as OnePlus One, Fairphone 2, Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7 2013, Meizu […]

Analyzing the ending of 'Alien'

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Hello, %username%. As usual, I won’t calm down. The reason is pentafluoride iodide and the previous article! In general, I hope we all remember the beginning of Ridley Scott's creativity and the simply stunning film 'Alien', which I recommend despite it being from 1979. By the end of this article, I will prove that the film is not just cool — it’s EDUCATIONAL! And […]

Corporate Workshop

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Two months of waiting. At numerous requests. From the heart. In honor of the celebration. In the best traditions. — So… Let's go over it one more time, what’s the point? Sergey leisurely inhaled the cigarette smoke and with a mischievous smile glanced at Galina. — Oh, it's a pity we can't take you with us – they've already remembered that you are the quality director. […]

Google will make Assistant more personal

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Google believes that a digital assistant will be helpful when it can understand the people, places, and events that are important to the specific user. In the coming months, Assistant will be able to better comprehend all these references through Personal Connections. For example, after a user tells Assistant which of the contacts in their address book is mom, it will be able to ask more natural questions like: […]

Leak: Early Beta Version of Microsoft Edge Based on Chromium Released

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A beta version of Microsoft Edge based on the Chromium engine has appeared online. This is still an early build not yet available on the official browser page, where Windows 10 users can select from three different channels: Microsoft Edge Canary, Microsoft Edge Dev, and Microsoft Edge Beta. However, these versions are currently unavailable for Windows 7 and 8.1, […]

Fundamentals of Database Design – A Comparison of PostgreSQL, Cassandra, and MongoDB

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Hello, friends. Before the second part of the May holidays, we're sharing material that we translated in anticipation of the launch of the new stream for the "Relational DBMS" course. Application developers spend a lot of time comparing several operational databases to choose the one that best fits their expected workload. Needs may include simplified data modeling, […]

ASRock clarified which Socket AM4 motherboards will work with Zen 2

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ASRock has issued an official press release about the upcoming release of new BIOS versions that will add support for future Ryzen 3000 processors to older Socket AM4 motherboards. The company is not the first to announce this support; however, unlike other manufacturers, ASRock clarifies that some motherboards, such as those based on the A320 chipset, will not work with all processors […]

On biting and not so much

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– These idiots put a porcelain container with 'the jelly' into a special chamber, supposedly isolated… That is, they thought the chamber was perfectly isolated, but when they opened the container with manipulators, 'the jelly' leaked through the metal and plastic like water through a sponge, burst out, and everything it touched turned back into 'the jelly'. Thirty-five people died, more […]

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