Author: Yuri Gagarin

The Most Terrifying Poisons

Hello, %username% Yes, I know, the headline is cliched and there are over 9000 links on Google describing frightful poisons and horror stories. But I don’t want to list the same old information. I don’t want to compare LD50 doses and claim originality. I want to write about the poisons that you, %username%, are at high risk of encountering every […]

The number of registered accounts on Steam has reached one billion

Silently and unnoticed by the gaming community, the billionth account was registered on Steam. The Steam ID Finder shows that the account was created on April 28, receiving a Steam ID filled with zeros, all without any fanfare or fireworks. Valve did not respond to this event, possibly because this number does not hold as much significance for the company as the number of daily […]

Running IntelliJ IDEA inspections on Jenkins

IntelliJ IDEA currently features the most advanced static Java code analyzer, far surpassing such "veterans" as Checkstyle and Spotbugs. Its numerous "inspections" examine code from various angles, from coding style to specific bugs. However, since the analysis results are displayed only in the developer's local IDE interface, they provide little benefit to the development process. […]

Integrate static analysis into the process, rather than using it solely to search for bugs.

The abundance of materials on static analysis that have recently come to my attention inspired me to write this article. Firstly, there's the PVS-studio blog, which actively promotes itself on Habr through reviews of errors found by its tool in open-source projects. Recently, PVS-studio implemented support for Java, and of course, the developers of IntelliJ IDEA, whose built-in analyzer is currently, perhaps, […]

Google's Financial Report: Everything Seems Fine, But Nothing Great

Alphabet, the parent company of internet giant Google, has published its financial results for the first quarter of 2019. According to the report documentation, its revenue for the specified period amounted to $36.3 billion, an increase of 17% compared to last year's first quarter. However, the revenue growth rate has noticeably slowed down, as the increase in 2018 compared to 2017 was […]

Processor coolers may become plastic, and this is not a conspiracy by manufacturers.

A group of scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology continues to work successfully in a very interesting field. Nine years ago, MIT staff published a report in the journal Nature Communications, detailing the development of an intriguing technology for straightening polyethylene molecules. In its normal state, polyethylene, like other polymers, resembles a mash of numerous clumps of stuck-together spaghetti. This makes the polymer excellent […]

The Nintendo Switch processor has gained the ability to boost clock speed to speed up game loading times

Last week, Nintendo released a new firmware update for its portable console, the Switch. However, for some reason, the new version 8.0.0 description does not mention the new "Boost Mode," which significantly speeds up the console's processor, resulting in faster game load times. As is known, the Nintendo Switch is based on the NVIDIA Tegra X1 system-on-chip, which includes […]

Detailed Overview of 3CX v16

In this article, we will provide a detailed overview of the capabilities of 3CX v16. The new version of the phone system offers various improvements in customer service and enhances employee productivity. At the same time, it significantly simplifies the work of the system engineer servicing the system. In v16, we expanded the capabilities for unified collaboration. Now the system allows communication not only among employees but also with your clients and […]

Cisco begins to release equipment for work in Wi-Fi 6 networks

Cisco Systems announced on Monday the launch of hardware supporting the next-generation Wi-Fi standards. Specifically, the company unveiled new access points and switches for enterprises with Wi-Fi 6 support, a new standard that is expected to be deployed by 2022. Phones, laptops, and other devices that support Wi-Fi 6 will be able to connect to the access points […]

Mozilla is conducting a survey to optimize collaboration with communities

Until May 3, Mozilla is conducting a survey aimed at improving the understanding of the needs of the communities and projects with which Mozilla collaborates or supports. The survey will seek to clarify the areas of interest and the specifics of the current activities of project participants (contributors), as well as establish a feedback channel. The results of the survey will help shape the future strategy for enhancing collaborative development processes at Mozilla and […]

Fedora 30

On April 30, 2019, right on schedule, the new release Fedora 30 was launched. Key new features of GNOME 3.32 include: Updated theme, including application icons, controls, and a new color palette. Removal of the "applications menu" with functionality being transferred to the application window. Increased speed of interface animations. The reintroduction of the ability to place icons on the desktop, using a third-party extension […]

For the first time in Russia: the eSIM technology is now available with Tele2

Tele2 has become the first Russian mobile operator to implement eSIM technology on its network: the system has been launched for pilot commercial operation and is available to regular subscribers. The eSIM technology, or embedded SIM, involves a special identification chip in the device that allows connection to the mobile operator without the need for a physical SIM card. It is reported that Tele2 is implementing eSIM in two […]

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