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Creation of fault-tolerant IT infrastructure. Part 1 - Preparing to Deploy an oVirt 4.3 Cluster

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Readers are invited to familiarize themselves with the principles of building a fault-tolerant infrastructure for a small enterprise within a single data center, which will be discussed in detail in a short series of articles. Introductory part A data center (Data Processing Center) can be understood as: its own rack in its own “server room” on the territory of the enterprise, which meets the minimum requirements for providing power supply and cooling of equipment, and also has access to […]

Patterns on the window or the scourge of motorists: how two-dimensional ice grows

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Everyone knows that water occurs in three states of aggregation. We put the kettle on, and the water begins to boil and evaporate, turning from liquid to gaseous. We put it in the freezer, and it begins to turn into ice, thereby moving from a liquid to a solid state. However, under certain circumstances, water vapor present in the air can immediately turn into a solid phase, […]

Paul Graham Debriefing: Viaweb June 1998

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A few hours before I sold to Yahoo in June 1998, I took a screenshot of the Viaweb site. I thought it would be interesting to look at it one day. The first thing you'll immediately notice is how compact the pages are. In 1998, screens were noticeably smaller than today. If I remember correctly, our home page was […]

Paul Graham: my idols

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I have several topics in stock that I can write and write about. One of them is “idols”. Of course, this is not a list of the most respectable people in the world. I think that it is unlikely that anyone will be able to compile such a list, even with a great desire. For example, Einstein, he is not on my list, but he certainly deserves […]

Paul Graham: What I learned from Hacker News

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February 2009 Hacker News turned two years old last week. It was originally intended to be a parallel project - an application for honing Arc and a place to exchange news between current and future Y Combinator founders. It got bigger and took more time than I expected, but I don't regret it because I learned a lot […]

Release of CentOS 8.1 (1911)

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The release of the CentOS 1911 distribution kit has been presented, incorporating changes from Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.1. The distribution is fully binary compatible with RHEL 8.1; changes made to the packages, as a rule, come down to rebranding and replacing the artwork. CentOS 1911 builds are prepared (7 GB DVD and 550 MB netboot) for x86_64, Aarch64 (ARM64) and ppc64le architectures. SRPMS packages, […]

Paul Graham: "Replacing the corporate ladder"

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August 2005 Thirty years ago you had to work your way up the corporate ladder. Now this is no longer considered a rule. Our generation wants to get paid in advanced positions. Instead of developing a product for some big company and waiting for job security, we develop the product ourselves, as a startup, and sell it to the big company. At the very least […]

VirtualBox 6.1.2, 6.0.16 and 5.2.36 releases

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Oracle has published a corrective release of the VirtualBox 6.1.2 virtualization system, which contains 16 fixes. At the same time, corrective releases of VirtualBox 6.0.16 and 5.2.36 were also released. Main changes in release 6.1.2: 18 vulnerabilities have been fixed, 6 of which are of high severity (CVSS Score 8.2 and 7.5). Details are not provided, but judging by the CVSS level, some problems allow […]

Kdenlive 19.12 released

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Kdenlive 19.12 has been released. Among the latest changes: New powerful audio mixer. Bin monitor design change. Big performance improvements. Effects Master. Clip scrubbing. Fixed custom filters. Fixed split effect. Source: linux.org.ru

The authors of Frostpunk talked about the Last Autumn add-on and presented a cosplay of a female engineer

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Developers from the 11 bit studio have published a 12-minute video dedicated to the addition of The Last Autumn to the city-planning simulator Frostpunk. The DLC, which will tell the backstory of the main game, will be released on January 21 on PC. The developers also showed the first official Frostpunk cosplay. Frostpunk takes place in a frozen world where survivors build the last city on Earth using steam engines. The supplement will tell you about the reasons [...]

Mozilla fired 70 employees amid restructuring

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Mozilla has announced a restructuring. Mozilla's revenue continues to be heavily dependent on search engine royalties. Recently, there has been a decrease in such deductions, which in 2019 and 2020 were planned to be compensated by the development of new paid services (for example, Firefox Premium and Private Network) and areas not related to search engines. Ultimately, forecasts do not [...]

SuperTuxKart 1.1 released

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The free racing game SuperTuxKart 1.1 has been released. In this update: Improved multiplayer (support for IPv6 clients and servers, better synchronization of collisions and other game actions, support for new additions). Multiplayer mode now supports emoticons. Support for country flags has appeared. Gameplay improvements that allow you to see what power-ups players are "holding" as well as the ability to see what's happening mid-race, which […]

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