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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.

Miners will be able to profit from gamers thanks to new streaming game technology.

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The decline in the value of major cryptocurrencies has brought mining profitability close to zero. However, GPU-based farms can find new life and once again serve as a source of income for their owners. The startup Vectordash has developed a fantastic technology that allows farm owners to lease their power for the operation of a gaming streaming service, which, due to its geographical distribution, offers players […]

Network Maps. A Brief Overview of Software for Creating Network Maps

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0. Introduction, or a bit off-topicThis article was created simply because it is extremely difficult to find comparative characteristics of such software, or even just a list, all in one place. One has to sift through a ton of material to come to any conclusion. With this in mind, I decided to save some time and effort for those interested in this subject, and I gathered in […]

"Back up to tape for me." A first-person account

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In the previous article, we told you about the new features in the January update, Update 4, for Veeam Backup & Replication 9.5 (VBR), where we intentionally did not mention backups to magnetic tape. A discussion of this area deserves a separate article because there were indeed many new features. – Guys from QA, will you write an article? – Why not […]

Information Security and Catering: How Managers Think About IT Products

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Hello Habr! I’m a person who consumes IT products through the App Store, Sberbank Online, Delivery Club, and has a connection to the IT industry to some extent. In short, my professional activity specializes in providing consulting services to catering businesses for optimizing and developing business processes. Recently, there has been a significant number of orders from restaurant owners aiming to build a system […]

Firefox 66 has been released: sound blocking and tab search.

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The release version of Firefox 66 for desktop platforms has been launched, as well as the mobile version for Android OS. These versions introduced support for the 'Scroll Anchoring' mechanism, which prevents situations where scrolling immediately after opening a page leads to gradual position shifts, causing the need to repeatedly scroll through content as images and external embeds load. The long-awaited […]

The Inno3D GeForce GTX 1660 Twin X2 is less than 200 mm in length.

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Inno3D has announced the GeForce GTX 1660 Twin X2 graphics card, based on the TU116 chip with NVIDIA Turing architecture. The video card features 1408 CUDA cores. It is equipped with 6 GB of GDDR5 memory with a 192-bit bus and an effective frequency of 8000 MHz. The base clock frequency of the chip is 1530 MHz, while the boost frequency reaches 1785 MHz, which corresponds to reference […]

Google will add tracking protection in Chrome.

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Google continues to enhance security methods for its browser. Today, there are many ways to spy on users by utilizing websites that call certain APIs. One method that emerged a few years ago was the analysis of data from a smartphone's accelerometer. This utilized an API for JavaScript. This method allowed for determining, among other things, whether the user is […]

The social network MySpace lost content over 12 years

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In the early 2000s, MySpace introduced many users to the world of social networking. In subsequent years, the platform became a huge repository of music, where bands could share their songs, and users could add tracks to their profiles. Naturally, after the rise of Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat, as well as streaming music sites, the popularity of MySpace began to decline. But […]

Nvidia's neural network transforms simple sketches into beautiful landscapes

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The Smoker's Waterfall and the Healthy Person's Waterfall We all know how to draw an owl. First, you draw an oval, then another circle, and then — voila, you have a magnificent owl. Of course, it's a joke, an old one at that, but Nvidia engineers have worked hard to turn imagination into reality. Their new development, called GauGAN, creates stunning landscapes from very simple sketches (indeed […]

Crytek demonstrated real-time ray tracing on the Radeon RX Vega 56

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Crytek has released a video demonstrating the results of developing a new version of its own game engine, CryEngine. The demo is called Neon Noir, showcasing the functionality of Total Illumination with real-time ray tracing. A key feature of real-time ray tracing in the CryEngine 5.5 engine is that it does not require specialized RT cores and […]

Millions of binaries later. How Linux has strengthened

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TL;DR. In this article, we explore hardening schemes that work out of the box in five popular Linux distributions. For each, we took the default kernel configuration, loaded all packages, and analyzed the protection schemes in the embedded binaries. The distributions examined are OpenSUSE 12.4, Debian 9, CentOS, RHEL 6.10 and 7, as well as Ubuntu 14.04, 12.04 and […]

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