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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.

Side 0.0.2 — a distribution based on Pisi Linux

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Side is a GNU/Linux distribution based on Pisi Linux, featuring the SDE desktop. In version 0.0.2: glibc-2.39; Linux kernel LTS 5.15; ability to run Xorg without root privileges; fixed network settings; new packages: keyd, ayatana-libappindicator, and others. The project is in the alpha stage of development, stable operation is not guaranteed, the repository is sparse, and distro-specific components lack documentation. Password: live. Installation […]

The beta testing of VirtualBox 7.1.0 has begun.

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A year and a half after the last major branch formation, Oracle has released the first beta version of the VirtualBox 7.1 virtualization system. The release is expected in the fall. Beta builds of VirtualBox 7.1 are prepared for RHEL 7/8/9, Fedora 35/36/40, openSUSE 15.3, Ubuntu 20.04/22.04/24.04, Debian 10/11/12, macOS, and Windows. Key changes: Improved graphical interface. The ability to choose between modes for regular and advanced users […]

The release of the OPNsense 24.7 distribution for creating firewalls.

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The release of the OPNsense 24.7 distribution for creating firewalls has been published. Nine years ago, it split from the pfSense project with the aim of developing a completely open distribution that could match the functionality of commercial solutions for deploying firewalls and network gateways. Unlike pfSense, the project is positioned as not being controlled by a single company, developed with direct community involvement […]

Release of Multipass 1.14, a toolkit for deploying Ubuntu in virtual machines

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Canonical has released version 1.14 of the multipass toolkit, designed to simplify the installation of various versions of Ubuntu in virtual machines running on Linux, Windows, and macOS virtualization systems. Multipass enables a developer to launch the desired Ubuntu version in a virtual machine with a single command, without additional configurations, for example, for experimentation or testing their application. To start a virtual machine in Linux, […]

New Article: Review of the HONOR MagicBook X16 Plus (BRI-721) on the Ryzen 8000 Platform

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After significant successes in the mobile sector achieved by the Ryzen 4000 platform, followed by the Ryzen 5000 chips, AMD's CPUs have again fallen behind competitors. The vast majority of work laptops today are based on Intel processors, either the 13th generation Core or the latest Core Ultra. The Ryzen AI 300 chips, announced just a month ago, will become equal counterparts to the Core Ultra […]

Linux Mint 22 'Wilma' has been released

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After a few days of slowly appearing ISO images for the new version on mirrors, the Linux Mint project officially announced the release of version 22 of the distribution (based on Ubuntu 24.04), named 'Wilma.' Among the new features, the developers note improved support for various languages, a switch to kernel version 6 (initially 6.8), and pipewire for sound (though, of course, users can revert to […]

Release of the Linux Mint 22 distribution

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The release of Linux Mint 22 has been presented, transitioning to a package base of Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. The distribution is fully compatible with Ubuntu but significantly differs in its approach to user interface organization and the selection of default applications. Linux Mint developers provide a desktop environment that adheres to classic desktop organization principles, which is more familiar to users who do not embrace new interface-building methods […]

Node.js has added experimental support for the TypeScript language.

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A change has been implemented in the JavaScript codebase of the Node.js platform that adds the capability to run files with TypeScript code. TypeScript support is enabled using the option '--experimental-strip-types,' which cleans up type definitions specific to the language, i.e., transforming the source code into JavaScript before execution. Features of TypeScript unrelated to type definitions, such as namespaces, decorators, […]

Access to data from remote and private repositories on GitHub that have forks

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Truffle Security has published attack scenarios for several typical methods used with repositories on GitHub, allowing for data extraction from remote repositories that have public forks or were created as forks. The ability to access commits by hash across all related forked repositories arises because GitHub, for optimization and duplication reduction purposes, stores them together […]

Microsoft has added AI-generated summaries to Bing search results

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The race to implement AI-based features in search engines is gaining momentum, and Microsoft has launched a new tool for its Bing search engine. This week, the software giant rolled out a feature that generates a summary in response to user queries using AI. At this stage, the beta version of the feature is available to a limited number of […]

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