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Release of open P2P file synchronization system Syncthing 1.2.0

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The release of the automatic file synchronization system Syncthing 1.2.0 has been presented, in which synchronized data is not uploaded to cloud storage, but is directly replicated between user systems when they simultaneously appear online, using the BEP (Block Exchange Protocol) protocol developed by the project. The Syncthing code is written in Go and is distributed under the free MPL license. Ready-made assemblies are prepared for Linux, Android, […]

Kickstarter and Slacker Contributors Won't Receive Shenmue III Pre-Order Bonuses

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On the ResetEra forum, a user under the nickname Chairmanchuck shared an answer from developers from the Ys Net studio to a question regarding Kickstarter investors receiving bonuses for pre-ordering Shenmue III. The authors stated that people who donated funds during the crowdfunding campaign will receive their own unique rewards. Their list was announced when raising funds for development, and bonuses for acquisitions before the official […]

Dropbox "invented" file hosting

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Cloud services have long been part of our lives. They are convenient to use and make it easy to store and transfer files. However, sometimes users just want to send a large amount of data to other people without worrying about the associated issues. To achieve this, the Dropbox Transfer service was launched, which allegedly allows you to transfer files up to 100 GB in size in just a few […]

Digital events in Moscow from 09 to 14 July

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Selection of events for the week Conference Processes July 09 (Tuesday) BZnamensky Lane 2str.3 RUR 2 On July 000 we will hold a conference “Processes”. It will be devoted to how modern companies organize work processes. What tools do companies use, how to evaluate employee performance, how to build large remote teams - we will try to answer these questions and more. This conference […]

14 miles not a hook

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These were time machines: spoked wheels, mechanisms unusual for the modern automobile industry, special tires, rare spare parts, tricky breakdowns and an infinitely varied, unique design. On June 24, 103 retro cars were in our city, and on July 7 they already finished in Paris. We decided not just to make a photo report, but to talk in detail about the rally, some of the cars, high-speed races and […]

Screen lock vulnerability in Astra Linux Special Edition (Smolensk)

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In this article we will look at one very interesting vulnerability in the “domestic” operating system Astra Linux, and so, let’s begin... Astra Linux is a special-purpose operating system based on the Linux kernel, created for comprehensive information protection and building secure automated systems. The manufacturer is developing a basic version of Astra Linux - Common Edition (general purpose) and its modification Special Edition […]

Retire at 22

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Hi, I'm Katya, I haven't worked for a year now. I worked a lot and got burned out. I quit and didn't look for a new job. A thick financial cushion provided me with an indefinite vacation. I had a great time, but I also lost some of my knowledge and became psychologically older. What life without work is like, and what you shouldn’t expect from it, read under the cut. Free […]

Do you want to lose weight learn IT on your own? ask me how

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There is an opinion that I often come across - it is impossible to study on your own; you need professionals who will guide you along this thorny path - explain, check, control. I will try to refute this statement, and for this, as you know, it is enough to give at least one counterexample. In history there are such examples of great autodidacts (or, in simple terms, self-taught): archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann (1822–1890) or […]

Sony Xperia 20 smartphone is credited with using the Snapdragon 710 processor

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Online sources have released information about the specifications of Sony's new mid-range smartphone, which is expected to hit the commercial market under the name Xperia 20. The device is credited with having a Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 processor. This product includes eight Kryo 360 cores with a clock speed of up to 2,2, 616 GHz, Adreno XNUMX graphics accelerator and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Engine, responsible for […]

Insight on metrics: how I understood what metrics are and what is their main charm

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Metrics are bullshit, you say, and you’ll be right. In something. Indeed, when it comes to metrics, the very first metric that comes to mind is traffic. Many people like to meditate for hours looking at the traffic graph of their website. How cool it is to watch the line jump - back and forth, back and forth... And it’s even cooler when site traffic […]

DevOps metrics - where to get data for calculations

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To be honest, Ivan often laughed at the futile efforts of his colleagues from the monitoring department. They made great efforts to implement the metrics that the company's management ordered them to achieve. They were so busy that they didn't want anyone else to do anything. But it wasn’t enough for the management – ​​they constantly ordered more and more new metrics, very quickly ceasing to use what […]

In the footsteps of T+ Conf 2019

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In mid-June, our office hosted the T+ Conf 2019 conference, at which there were many interesting reports on the use of Tarantool, in-memory computing, cooperative multitasking and Lua to create high-load, fault-tolerant services in Digital and Enterprise. And for everyone who was unable to attend the conference, we have prepared videos and presentations of all the speeches, as well as a bunch of great photos […]

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