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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.

libmdbx 0.9.2

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Version 0.9.2 of the libmdbx library, which implements an ultra-fast compact embedded key-value engine, has been released. libmdbx is a deep rewrite of the legendary LMDB database, and according to the developers, it surpasses its predecessor in terms of reliability, feature set, and performance. Key innovations, improvements, and fixes include: Bindings available for Nim (author Jens Alfke, architect at Couchbase) and Rust (author Clément Renault, founder of MeiliSearch). A package is available for […]

Announcement of the IcepeakITX ELBRUS-8CB board

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Quietly and discreetly, a mysterious group of unidentified individuals is preparing to release a security-focused motherboard based on the Elbrus-8SV processor. Board specifications: Form factor: Mini-ITX Processor: MCST Elbrus-8SV 8-core @ 1.5 GHz VLIW (fully compatible with LGA3647 for heatsink mounting) Southbridge: MCST KPI-2 Memory: 8 GB or 32 GB (2x [4+1] 8 Gb/32 Gb DDR4 DRAM […]

Dotenv-linter has been updated to version 2.2.1

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An update to dotenv-linter has been released — a useful tool for checking and fixing errors in .env files (Docker environment variable files). Many developers strive to adhere to the twelve-factor manifesto when developing software. This approach helps avoid many problems related to deploying applications and their ongoing maintenance. One of the principles of this manifesto states that all configuration should be stored in […]

mpv 0.33 has been released

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Ten months after the last release, mpv 0.33 has been released. This release allows for project builds exclusively on Python 3. The player has undergone numerous changes and fixes, including: New features: Subtitle filtering via regular expressions; HiDPI support on Windows; Support for exclusive fullscreen on d3d11; The ability to use sixel for video playback in […]

Ardour 6.4

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A new version of Ardour has been released — a free digital audio workstation. The main innovation is the support for VST3 plugin API across all operating systems where the program runs. Additionally, extensions from PreSonus are supported, allowing the plugin to receive information about interface scaling on high-density screens, embed a miniature version of the plugin's interface in the host, and more. Other changes include: accelerated […]

gmusicbrowser 1.1.16 and 1.1.99.1 beta

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After five years of development, gmusicbrowser-1.1.16 has been released. gmusicbrowser is an audio player and music collection manager written in Perl using the gtk+ toolkit. It uses the gstreamer, mplayer, or mpv backend. It offers flexibly customizable user interface templates. It supports tag editing, renaming, searching, notifications, and more. In the new version: Support for the interface in Gtk+3. Support for opus format. Updated cover sources […]

Scala 2.13.4 has been released

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The Scala programming language continues its development within the 2.13 branch. The latest release, Scala 2.13.4, includes several interesting new features, among which are: experimental support for libraries written in Scala 3; improved exhaustivity checking of branches when pattern matching. This check now works when using guard expressions and custom extractors; changed behavior of ExecutionContext in […]

A closed forum of the Elbrus community is now open

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On November 18, 2020, the long-awaited forum for software developers for Elbrus microprocessors was opened through the efforts of MCST employees. The forum is set up to operate in a closed mode: unregistered users cannot read messages, and search engines cannot index the forum pages. To register on the forum, a user must provide mandatory information: last name, first name, patronymic, contact phone number, position, organization name, department […]

topalias: a utility for generating short aliases from bash/zsh history

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An Open Source utility for generating short aliases from bash/zsh history has been published on GitHub: https://github.com/CSRedRat/topalias. The tasks that the program solves include: Analyzing files ~/bash_aliases, ~/bash_history, ~/zsh_history with the command execution history in the Linux terminal in Bash/Zsh. It offers short abbreviations (acronyms) for long, frequently typed, and hard-to-remember commands (even if you might not suspect so) […]

Coq 8.12

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Version 8.12 (the latest available minor version at the time of writing this news – 8.12.1) of the Coq interactive theorem proving tool (rooster) has been released. Coq includes a programming language with dependent types Gallina (hen), based on the theory of constructions. The Coq system allows for the development of both computer-verifiable proofs of theorems and programs along with proof of compliance with specifications. The new version includes […]

The shipment of Librem 5 Evergreen has begun.

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On November 15, Purism started shipping the Librem 5 phones in the production model code-named Evergreen. The shipments are divided into phases. Initially, devices will be shipped to early customers. Shipments for late customers are planned for the first quarter of 2021. The device's specifications have not changed significantly. Among the latest changes is the increased battery capacity, now up to 4500 mAh.

Firefox 83

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Firefox 83 has been released, with its JS engine SpiderMonkey receiving a major update code-named Warp, resulting in improved security, performance (up to 15%), page responsiveness (up to 12%), and reduced memory usage (by 8%). For example, loading Google Docs has become approximately 20% faster. The 'HTTPS Only' mode has been deemed sufficiently mature (now it accounts for addresses in local networks where HTTPS is often applied).

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