CCZE is a utility for highlighting logs. The original project ceased development in 2003. In 2013, I compiled the program for personal use, but it turned out to be quite slow due to a suboptimal algorithm. I fixed the most obvious performance issues, after which I successfully used it for 7 years, but was too lazy to issue a release. So, […]
How about we break something? We keep building and fixing everything. It's absolutely boring. Let's break something in a way that we don't get in trouble—on the contrary, we might even be praised for this mess. Then we can rebuild everything—only this time, it will be significantly better, more resilient, and faster. And then we can break it again. […]
OWC has introduced the Mercury Elite Pro Dual with 3-Port Hub external data storage, which can be used with computers running Microsoft Windows, Apple macOS, Linux, and Chrome OS. The device allows for the installation of two drives in 3.5 or 2.5-inch formats. These can be traditional hard drives or solid-state solutions with a SATA 3.0 interface. The new product is built […]
Many who are already using explain.tensor.ru—our PostgreSQL plan visualization service—may not be aware of one of its super capabilities: turning a hard-to-read piece of server log… into a beautifully formatted query with contextual hints on the corresponding nodes of the plan. In this second part of my presentation at PGConf.Russia 2020, I will explain how we achieved this. […]
We began thinking about creating a monitoring system during the formation of the product teams. It became clear that our area—operations—did not fit into these teams at all. Why is that? The fact is that all our teams are built around separate information systems, microservices, and fronts, so they do not see the overall health status of the entire system. For instance, they […]
At the IFA 2020 electronics exhibition currently taking place in Berlin, Germany, TCL presented new type NXTPAPER displays designed for the next generation of mobile devices. The screens are intended to compete with color electronic paper-based panels. The creation of the announced technology, as noted, took two years, and the development is protected by eleven patents. NXTPAPER displays do not create […]
The release of the free 3D modeling software Blender 2.90 has been announced. Key changes in Blender 2.90 include the initial support for the Wayland protocol on the Linux platform, for which a build option WITH_GHOST_WAYLAND has been proposed. X11 continues to be used by default, as some features of Blender are still not available in Wayland-based environments. A new cloud model, Nishita, has been introduced in the Cycles engine, utilizing generation […]
An update for Protox v1.6 has been released, a mobile application for user-to-user messaging without server involvement, built on the Tox protocol (with the c-toxcore project). This update aims to improve the client and its usability. Currently, only the Android platform is supported. The project is looking for iOS developers to port the application to Apple smartphones. Porting to other platforms may also be possible. […]
If you ask an experienced wise engineer what they think about cert-manager and why everyone uses it, the specialist will sigh, embrace you confidentially, and wearily say: 'Everyone uses it because there are no reasonable alternatives. Our mice cry, prick themselves, but continue to live with this cactus. Why do we love it? Because it works. Why don’t we love it? Because new versions are constantly being released, […]
The 'Tushino' data center is a commercial retail half-megawatt data center for everyone and everything. Clients can not only rent already installed equipment but also place their own, including non-standard devices like servers in regular desktop PC cases, mining farms, or artificial intelligence systems. In simpler terms, these are a variety of popular tasks most in demand by domestic businesses of varying sizes. […]
The results of an analysis of password-guessing attacks on servers via SSH have been published. During the experiment, several honeypots pretending to be accessible OpenSSH servers were deployed in various networks of cloud providers such as Google Cloud, DigitalOcean, and NameCheap. Over three months, 929,554 connection attempts to the server were recorded. In 78% of cases, the guessing attempts were aimed at […]
Join us on September 10 for an online meetup of the Acceleration Community: we will explore the journey from Agile and DORA metrics to services that significantly simplify engineers' lives; we will learn what clients really mean when they talk about DevOps and what is currently relevant to study in the technology stack. Registration is free, join us! Topics of discussion: The evolution of IT transformation — from Agile and DORA metrics to services, […]
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