In the IT world, free from politics and conventions, from restrictions and dogmas, sooner or later the Noon of the XNUMXnd century will emerge. The Slurm team congratulates Habr readers and Slurm participants - from Basic and Mega to DevOps and SRE. Thank you for being with us all this year. For your unexpected questions during intensive courses. For your criticism - [...]
Extreme Networks' portfolio of switches has been expanded with the ExtremeSwitching X465 family, the line of which is represented by six models with copper ports (the release of "optics" is expected in the near future). In fact, ExtremeSwitching X465 is the third generation and logical continuation of the Summit X460 and Summit X460G2 switches. They are “universal” in the sense that they can be installed at any level of the network, like […]
On March 14, 2017, Arthur Khachuyan, CEO of Social Data Hub, spoke at the BBDO lecture. Arthur spoke about intelligent monitoring, building behavioral models, recognizing photo and video content, as well as other Social Data Hub tools and research that allow you to target audiences using social networks and Big Data technologies. Arthur Khachuyan (hereinafter – AH): – Hello! […]
50 years since the start of the era! Source: linux.org.ru
We decided to start the year with a selection of events that will be held with the support of ITMO University in the coming months. These will be conferences, Olympiads, hackathons and master classes on soft skills. Photo: Alex Kotliarskyi / Unsplash.com Yandex Scientific Prize named after Ilya Segalovich When: October 15 - January 13 Where: online Students, graduate students and researchers from […]
On January 1, 2020, Fredrick Brennan introduced the free font TT2020, a multilingual typewriter font created using the FontForge font editor. Font features Realistic simulation of text printing defects typical of typewriters; Multilingual; 9 “defect” styles for each character in each of the 6 font styles; License: SIL OFLv1.1 (SIL Open Font License, version 1.1). […]
A little late, but an important event of 2019 that was not covered here. CERN recently opened the sources of the ProtonMail application for iOS. ProtonMail is a secure email with PGP elliptic curve encryption. Previously, CERN opened the sources of the web interface, OpenPGPjs and GopenPGP libraries, and also conducted an independent annual audit of the code for these libraries. In the near future, the main [...]
Termux is a free terminal emulator and Linux environment for the Android platform. Starting from version Termux v0.76, the application requires Android 7.xx and higher. Download Termux for Android 7.xx and higher (F-Droid) Download Termux for 5.xx/6.xx (F-Droid Archive) As previously stated, support for package repositories for Android platforms has also been discontinued since January 1, 2020 [ …]
Microsoft is currently working on Windows 10 (2004) or 20H1. This build should be released this spring, and the main development phase has reportedly already been completed. Windows 10 Build 19041 is considered a release candidate for the new version, although this has not yet been officially confirmed. However, there is a preview watermark on the desktop in this build, which […]
A year after the last release, an update to the Qubes 4.0.2 operating system was published, which implements the idea of using a hypervisor to strictly isolate applications and OS components (each class of applications and system services runs in separate virtual machines). A 4.6 GB installation image has been prepared for download. Requires a system with 4 GB of RAM and a 64-bit Intel CPU or […]
Microsoft is working on a simplified procedure for updating Windows 10 components. In addition, the company is preparing significant changes for the Fast Ring program as part of Windows Insider. Fast Ring users are expected to receive builds from the RS_PRERELEASE branch. Moreover, changes in it will not have a release date. Simply put, they will come out when they are ready, but not before. Such […]
Christian Hergert, the author of the GNOME Builder integrated development environment (IDE), now working at Red Hat, presented an experimental project called Bonsai, aimed at solving the problem of synchronizing content across multiple devices running GNOME. Users can use Bonsai to link multiple Linux devices on a home network when they need to access files and application data on all computers […]
