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Why traditional antiviruses are not suitable for public clouds. And what to do?

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More and more users are bringing their entire IT infrastructure to the public cloud. However, if anti-virus control is insufficient in the customer’s infrastructure, serious cyber risks arise. Practice shows that up to 80% of existing viruses live perfectly in a virtual environment. In this post we will talk about how to protect IT resources in the public cloud and why traditional antiviruses are not entirely suitable for these […]

Experience in creating the first robot on Arduino (robot-"hunter")

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Hello. In this article I want to describe the process of assembling my first robot using Arduino. The material will be useful to other beginners like me who want to make some kind of “self-running cart.” The article is a description of the stages of working with my additions on various nuances. A link to the final code (most likely not the most ideal) is given at the end of the article. […]

Closing of the Russian Fedora Remix project

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The official Telegram channel of the Russian Fedora community announced the cessation of release of localized builds of the distribution previously released under the name Russian Fedora (RFR). I quote: Dear users of RFRemix, as well as the Russian Fedora repositories! We inform you that the development of the RFRemix distribution, as well as support for the Russian Fedora repositories, has officially been discontinued. RFRemix 31 will not be released. The project fulfilled its task 100%: [...]

Author's course on teaching Arduino for your own son

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Hello! Last winter, on the pages of Habr, I talked about creating a “hunter” robot using Arduino. I worked on this project with my son, although, in fact, 95% of the entire development was left to me. We completed the robot (and, by the way, already disassembled it), but after that a new task arose: how to teach a child robotics on a more systematic basis? Yes, interest after the completed project […]

Second beta release of VirtualBox 6.1

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Oracle has introduced the second beta release of the VirtualBox 6.1 virtualization system. Compared to the first beta release, the following changes have been made: Improved support for nested hardware virtualization on Intel CPUs, added the ability to run Windows on an external VM; Recompiler support has been discontinued; running virtual machines now requires support for hardware virtualization in the CPU; Runtime is adapted to work on hosts with large […]

Belokamentsev's shorts

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Recently, quite by accident, at the suggestion of one good person, an idea was born - to attach a brief summary to each article. Not an abstract, not an enticement, but a summary. Such that you can not read the article at all. I tried it and really liked it. But it doesn’t matter - the main thing is that the readers liked it. Those who had long ago stopped reading began to return, branding […]

MPV 0.30 video player release

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After a year of development, the open source video player MPV 0.30 is now available, a fork from the codebase of the MPlayer2 project several years ago. MPV focuses on developing new features and ensuring that new features are continually backported from the MPlayer repositories, without worrying about maintaining compatibility with MPlayer. The MPV code is licensed under LGPLv2.1+, some parts remain under GPLv2, but the migration process […]

Turning on telemetry in GitLab is delayed

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After a recent attempt to enable telemetry, GitLab expectedly faced a negative reaction from users. This forced us to temporarily cancel the changes to the user agreement and take a break to search for a compromise solution. GitLab has promised not to enable telemetry in the GitLab.com cloud service and self-contained editions for now. Additionally, GitLab intends to first discuss future rule changes with the community […]

MX Linux distribution release 19

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The lightweight distribution MX Linux 19 has been released, created as a result of the joint work of the communities formed around the antiX and MEPIS projects. The release is based on the Debian package base with enhancements from the antiX project and numerous native applications that make it easy to configure and install software. The default desktop is Xfce. 32-bit and 64-bit builds are available for download, 1.4 GB […]

MX Linux Release 19

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MX Linux 19 (patito feo), based on the Debian package base, was released. Among the innovations: the package database has been updated to Debian 10 (buster) with a number of packages borrowed from the antiX and MX repositories; Xfce desktop has been updated to version 4.14; Linux kernel 4.19; updated applications, incl. GIMP 2.10.12, Mesa 18.3.6, VLC 3.0.8, Clementine 1.3.1, Thunderbird 60.9.0, LibreOffice […]

Following in Ninja's Footsteps: Popular Streamer Shroud Says He Will Stream Only on Mixer

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It seems that Microsoft is seriously engaged in promoting its Mixer service with the help of popular streamers. This summer, the corporation reached an agreement with Ninja and, according to rumors, paid Tyler Blevins about a billion dollars for the transition to a new site (however, the specific amount was never announced). And now another famous streamer, Michael Shroud Grzesiek, announced that […]

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