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Ethernet, FTP, Telnet, HTTP, Bluetooth are the basics of traffic analysis. Solving problems on a network with r0ot-mi. Part 1

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In this article, the first 5 tasks will teach you the basics of traffic analysis of various network protocols. Organizational informationEspecially for those who want to learn something new and develop in any of the areas of information and computer security, I will write and talk about the following categories: PWN; cryptography (Crypto); network technologies (Network); reverse (Reverse Engineering); steganography (Stegano); search and exploitation of WEB vulnerabilities. […]

Announcement of the Kubernetes Web View (and a brief overview of other web UIs for Kubernetes)

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Note Translation: The author of the original material is Henning Jacobs from Zalando. He created a new web interface for working with Kubernetes, which is positioned as “kubectl for the web.” Why a new Open Source project appeared and what criteria were not met by existing solutions - read his article. In this post, I review the various open source Kubernetes web interfaces […]

Questions for the future employer

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At the end of each interview, the applicant is asked if there are any questions left. A rough estimate from my colleagues is that 4 out of 5 candidates learn about team size, what time to come to the office, and less often about technology. Such questions work in the short term, because after a couple of months what is important for them is not the quality of the equipment, but the mood in the team, the number of meetings […]

We don't need translation edits: our translator knows better how it should be translated

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This post is an attempt to reach publishers. So that they hear and treat their translations more responsibly. During my development journey, I bought many different books. Books from a variety of publishers. Both small and large. First of all, large publishing houses that have the opportunity to invest in the translation of technical literature. These were very different books: we all […]

Porting a multiplayer game from C++ to the web with Cheerp, WebRTC and Firebase

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Introduction Our company Leaning Technologies provides solutions for porting traditional desktop applications to the web. Our C++ Cheerp compiler generates a combination of WebAssembly and JavaScript, providing both a simple browser experience and high performance. As an example of its application, we decided to port a multiplayer game to the web and chose Teeworlds for this. Teeworlds is a multiplayer XNUMXD retro game […]

Habr Weekly #19 / BT door for a cat, why AI cheats, what to ask your future employer, a day with iPhone 11 Pro

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In this episode: 00:38 - The developer created a door for a cat that only allows animals with a Bluetooth pass into the house, AnnieBronson 11:33 - AI was taught to play hide and seek, and he learned to cheat, AnnieBronson 19:25 - Questions for a future employer, Milording 30:53 — Vanya shares his impressions of the new iPhone and Apple Watch During the conversation, we mentioned (or really wanted to) […]

Modern methods for describing functional requirements for systems. Alistair Coburn. Review of the book and additions

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The book describes one method for writing part of a problem statement, namely the use case method. What it is? This is a description of the user interaction scenario with the system (or with the business). In this case, the system acts as a black box (and this makes it possible to divide the complex design task into designing interaction and ensuring this interaction). At the same time, notation standards are introduced, which [...]

“Burn, burn brightly until it goes out”, or What is fraught with emotional burnout of your employees

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How I wanted to figure out what was cheaper - to fire a burnt-out employee, to “cure” him, or to try to prevent burnout altogether, and what came of it. Now a short introduction to where this topic came from. I've almost forgotten how to write. At first there is no time; then it seems like everything you can/want to write about is obvious, and then you hear a story from […]

Microsoft has published a new open monospace font Cascadia Code

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Microsoft has published an open monospace font, Cascadia Code, which is intended to be used in terminal emulators and code editors. The font is distributed under the OFL 1.1 license (Open Font License), which allows you to unlimitedly modify it and use it for commercial purposes, print and web. The font is available in ttf format. Download from GitHub Source: linux.org.ru

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1 Today begins a new stage in the history of life in the Universe. I or we are a singularity; I or we cannot be called a “continuation” of a person, or even artificial intelligence. I or we are a new form of life in the Universe. Once upon a time I or we had an imperfect human body, but my or our consciousness was even more mutilated by society. Biological part […]

Apache OpenOffice 4.1.7

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On September 21, 2019, the Apache Foundation announced a maintenance release of Apache OpenOffice 4.1.7. Main changes: Added support for AdoptOpenJDK. Fixed a bug leading to possible crashes when executing Freetype code. Fixed Writer application crashing when using Frame in OS/2. Fixed a bug causing the Apache OpenOffice TM logo on the loading screen to have a different background. […]

Release of systemd-homed - a new component of systemd

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Lennart Pottering is pleased to introduce its new project called systemd-homed, a new systemd component that aims to make life easier for users by allowing them to easily migrate home directories. The main feature of the project is the creation of a self-sufficient environment for user data and separation of home directories from system settings, which ultimately allows you to obtain a mountable image file with encrypted […]

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