Hello everyone. We are developing a product for analyzing offline traffic. The project includes a task related to the statistical analysis of visitor movement paths across areas. As part of this task, users can query the system in the following ways: how many visitors moved from area 'A' to area 'B'; how many visitors moved from area 'A' to area 'B' through area 'C', and so on.
Before I begin, I need to provide a link to the previous article for context. In this article, I would like to discuss the layer responsible for file storage and how anyone can utilize it. Storacle is an independent library, with no direct connection to music. It allows for the storage of any files. In the previous article, I...
I once set out to write an application to curate music for myself to listen to at home, outdoors, during workouts, etc. I wanted it to run seamlessly with minimal interaction from my side. I devised an architecture, sketched a prototype, and ultimately encountered one "minor issue." I was stumped on where to source the actual song files. By that time, VK had already closed its API, and major music...
According to online sources, Microsoft plans to release only one major update for Windows 10 this year. It is expected that the spring update of the software platform will be significant and will bring new features, while a less significant update package will be released in the fall. If this is the case, the Windows 20H2 update will be quite similar to Windows 10 […]
Since last fall, China has begun producing 'national' 3D NAND flash memory. These are 64-layer chips from the company YMTC. This product immediately attracted the interest of Chinese SSD controller developers. Chinese memory and controllers allow for breaking the monopoly of foreign storage system manufacturers, driven by national security concerns. Recently, one of these products was presented. According to the online resource cnTechPost, the company […]
The release of the SeaMonkey 2.53.2 internet application suite has been published, which combines a web browser, email client, news feed aggregator (RSS/Atom), and WYSIWYG HTML page editor Composer into one product. The pre-installed add-ons include the IRC client Chatzilla, the web development tool DOM Inspector, and the calendar planner Lightning. This new release includes fixes and changes from the current Firefox codebase (SeaMonkey 2.53 […]
The developers of the ReactOS operating system, aimed at ensuring compatibility with Microsoft Windows programs and drivers, have released a new version of the ReactOS Build Environment (RosBE 2.2), which includes a set of compilers and tools that can be used to build ReactOS on Linux, Windows, and macOS. This release is notable for updating the GCC compiler set to version 8.4.0 (the last 7 years have seen […]
iXsystems, the company behind the FreeNAS project, has warned about serious compatibility issues between ZFS and certain new WD Red hard drives produced by Western Digital using SMR (Shingled Magnetic Recording) technology. In the worst-case scenario, using ZFS on the problematic drives can result in data loss. Issues arise with WD Red drives of 2TB capacity and above […]
In this article, I will share a situation that recently occurred with one of our VPS cloud servers, leaving me puzzled for several hours. I have been configuring and troubleshooting Linux servers for about 15 years, but this case completely contradicted my experience — I made several false assumptions and felt slightly desperate before...
Recently, an article titled 'The Main Reason Why Not Linux' was published on Habr, which sparked considerable discussion. This note is a brief philosophical response to that article, which, I hope, will clarify everything from a rather unexpected perspective for many readers. The author of the original article characterizes Linux systems this way: Linux is not a system, but […]
I want to clarify right away that this article will discuss exclusively desktop use of Linux, i.e., on home PCs/laptops and workstations. Everything mentioned below does not relate to Linux on servers, embedded systems, and similar devices, as what I am about to unleash a ton of criticism on is likely beneficial for those areas of application. It was the year 2020, and Linux […]
The Heretic, showcased a year ago, was one of the most impressive technical demonstrations we've seen lately. It is based on the Unity 2019.3 engine and showcases what modern high-end PCs are capable of. Now the Unity Engine team has released a new video that demonstrates how developers can manipulate the camera and various aspects of lighting using The Heretic […]
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