Author: Yuri Gagarin

Vulnerability in the Docker Alpine Linux image

Official Docker Alpine Linux images, starting from version 3.3, contain an empty root user password. When using PAM or another authentication mechanism that utilizes the /etc/shadow file as a source, the system may allow the root user to log in with an empty password. Update the base image version or manually change the /etc/shadow file. The vulnerability has been fixed in versions: edge (20190228 snapshot) v3.9.2 v3.8.4 v3.7.3 v3.6.5 […]

By the end of the year, 512GB SSDs will drop in price to $50 and lower significantly

The DRAMeXchange division of TrendForce has shared another observation. TrendForce is a marketplace for contracts on the supply of NAND memory and its related products. The DRAMeXchange group provides quite accurate forecasts of price behavior in the short term and even over relatively longer periods based on this data while ensuring anonymity. Fresh data and their consideration […]

Jira Integration with GitLab

Objective When we commit in git, we mention any Jira task by name in the comment, after which two things happen: in GitLab, the task name turns into an active link to it in Jira; in Jira, a comment is added to the task with links to the commit and the user who made it, as well as the text of the mention itself. Setup We need a user […]

What is currently happening with RDF repositories?

The Semantic Web and Linked Data are akin to the near cosmos: there is no life there. To venture into it for a somewhat extended period... well, I don’t know what you were told as a child in response to the "I want to be an astronaut". However, you can observe what’s happening from Earth; becoming an amateur or even professional astronomer is much easier. This article will discuss recent developments, not older than […]

Microsoft will integrate the Linux kernel into new versions of Windows 10.

Microsoft will integrate the Linux kernel into new versions of Windows 10. This will significantly enhance the performance of the Linux subsystem in Windows, according to the company. At the Build 2019 developer conference, Microsoft introduced its own Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL 2) with a fully integrated Linux kernel based on the stable long-term kernel version 4.19. It will be updated via Windows Update, and […]

CSSC 1.4.1 has been released.

GNU CSSC is a free replacement for SCCS. The Source Code Control System (SCCS) was the first version control system developed at Bell Labs in 1972 by Marc Rochkind for IBM System/370 computers running under OS/MVT. A version for PDP-11 running the UNIX operating system was later created. Subsequently, SCCS was […]

video2midi 0.3.1

An update to the video2midi utility has been released, designed to recreate a MIDI file from Synthesia video clips and similar sources. The utility allows for the recreation of a multichannel MIDI file from any video featuring a virtual MIDI keyboard. Key changes since version 0.2 include a redesigned graphical interface, the addition of new keys and modifiers, and the ability to capture color on mouse click. The frame transition has also been revamped […]

Version 0.2 of the fictionup program has been released — a converter from Markdown to FB2.

fictionup is a converter from Markdown format to FB2 format that operates via the command line. It supports a limited set of tags describing the meta-information necessary for creating correct FB2 documents. Changes in the new version include added support for the meta-tag 'Series:', which allows specifying the series to which a book belongs; the ability to use Markdown formatting in annotations, not just in the text […]

YMTC plans to release devices based on 3D NAND memory.

Yangtze Memory Technologies (YMTC) intends to begin production of 64-layer 3D NAND memory chips in the second half of this year. Network sources report that YMTC is currently negotiating with its parent company Tsinghua Unigroup, seeking approval to sell storage devices created using its own memory chips. It is known that at the initial stage, YMTC will collaborate […]

Chrome will introduce protection against third-party Cookie transmission and hidden identification.

Google has announced upcoming changes to Chrome aimed at enhancing privacy. The first part of the changes concerns cookie handling and support for the SameSite attribute. Starting with the release of Chrome 76, expected in July, the 'same-site-by-default-cookies' flag will be activated, which will default to 'SameSite=Lax' if the SameSite attribute is absent from the Set-Cookie header, limiting the sending of cookies for third-party inserts […]

Release of WordPress 5.2

Version 5.2 of the WordPress content management system, named 'Jaco' after the jazz musician Jaco Pastorius, is now available. Among the new features are new tools for troubleshooting website issues: the Site Health Check system and PHP Error Protection. The update system has also been improved, control panel icons have been modified, and a plugin compatibility check with the installed version has been added […]

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