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What will be left in the server room?

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Many organizations use cloud services or move equipment to a data center. What makes sense to leave in the server room and what is the best way to organize the protection of the office network perimeter in such a situation? Once upon a time, everything was on the server. At the beginning of the development of the Runet, most companies solved the issue of IT infrastructure using approximately the same scheme: they allocated a room where they installed air conditioning and concentrated almost […]

More than antispam: how to get the most out of your Security Email Gateway

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While the big Enterprise is building echeloned redoubts from potential internal attackers and hackers, phishing and spam mailings remain a headache for simpler companies. If Marty McFly knew that in 2015 (and even more so in 2020) people would not only not invent hoverboards, but would not even learn to completely get rid of junk mail, he would probably […]

HP: Your original disk is not original at all. Who is to blame and what to do?

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When working with hardware, whether it’s for the consumer or business segments, it doesn’t matter; it’s hard to imagine something that evokes as much “love and adoration” for the manufacturer as “white lists” of compatible equipment and consumables. Everything seems to be fine: there are no obstacles to the operation of the device, but when connecting we get something along the lines of “your device is not supported, I don’t want to work with it,” and […]

How to enroll in a course and… complete it

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Over the past three years, I have taken 3 large multi-month courses and another pack of shorter courses. I spent more than 300 rubles on them and did not achieve my goals. It seems that I have hit enough bumps to draw conclusions and do everything right in the last course. Well, at the same time write a note about it. I will give a list of courses [...]

NILFS2 is a bulletproof filesystem for /home

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As you know, if trouble can happen, it will definitely happen. Probably everyone has had cases when a recent important file was accidentally erased, or text was accidentally selected and destroyed in a text editor. If you are a hoster or website owner, then you have probably encountered hacking of user accounts or your website. In such cases, it is important to restore the chronology […]

Pros and cons of IT life in Scotland

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I have been living in Scotland for several years now. The other day I published a series of articles on my Facebook about the pros and cons of living here. The articles found a great response among my friends, and so I decided that this might be of interest to the wider IT community. So, I’m posting it on Habré for everyone. I look from a “programmer” point of view [...]

Life and customs of dreamers

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There is a summary at the end of the article. When working with changes, no matter what exactly they concern - be it the company's development strategy, motivation systems, organizational structure or code design rules - there is always one key link: ideas. Ideas answer the question “what exactly are we going to change?” Ideas vary greatly in quality. There are spherical horses in […]

Release of the distribution kit for creating home theaters LibreELEC 9.2

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The release of the LibreELEC 9.2 project has been presented, developing a fork of the distribution kit for creating OpenELEC home theaters. The user interface is based on the Kodi media center. Images have been prepared for loading from a USB drive or SD card (32- and 64-bit x86, Raspberry Pi 1/2/3, various devices on Rockchip and Amlogic chips). With LibreELEC you can turn any computer into a media center, work with [...]

About the role of test tasks in the life of a developer

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How many technical interviews have you had in your life? Over the past five years, I have attended 35 technical interviews of every imaginable type and specificity - from Kazakh startups for the collective purchase of meat for the winter to German and American fintech services and banks; with a focus on programming, delivery and management; remote and in the office; limited and unlimited […]

Salt solar energy

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The extraction and use of solar energy is one of the most important human achievements in terms of energy. The main difficulty now lies not even in collecting solar energy, but in its storage and distribution. If this issue can be resolved, traditional fossil fuel industries can be retired. SolarReserve is a company that offers molten salt […]

Julia Programming Language 1.3 Release

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The release of the Julia 1.3 programming language has been published, combining such qualities as high performance, support for dynamic typing and built-in tools for parallel programming. Julia's syntax is close to MATLAB, borrowing some elements from Ruby and Lisp. The string manipulation method is reminiscent of Perl. The project code is distributed under the MIT license. In the new version: The ability to add methods to abstract types has been implemented; […]

Release of the distribution kit for researching the security of Kali Linux 2019.4 systems

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The release of the Kali Linux 2019.4 distribution kit has been presented, intended for testing systems for vulnerabilities, conducting audits, analyzing residual information and identifying the consequences of attacks by intruders. All original developments created within the distribution kit are distributed under the GPL license and are available through the public Git repository. Several versions of iso images have been prepared for downloading, sizes 1.1, 2.6 and 3.1 GB. Assemblies are available for [...]

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