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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.

iQOO Neo 3 will feature high-quality and loud stereo speakers

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The company Vivo is expected to unveil the iQOO Neo 3 smartphone on April 23. In anticipation of the device's launch, the manufacturer has been sharing information about some of its features for several days. Today, an image was published on the Chinese social network Weibo stating that the new smartphone will have stereo speakers. It is reported that the iQOO Neo 3 will be equipped with dual powerful stereo speakers and a Hi-Fi amplifier with a power of […]

Release of DXVK 1.6.1, implementation of Direct3D 9/10/11 over Vulkan API

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The release of DXVK 1.6.1 has been finalized, providing the implementation of DXGI (DirectX Graphics Infrastructure), Direct3D 9, 10, and 11, working through call translation into the Vulkan API. To use DXVK, drivers supporting Vulkan API 1.1 are required, such as AMD RADV 18.3, NVIDIA 415.22, Intel ANV 19.0, and AMDVLK. DXVK can be used to run 3D applications and games in […]

The OpenBSD project has released the first portable version of rpki-client

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The developers of OpenBSD have released the first public version of the portable rpki-client package with the implementation of the RPKI (Resource Public Key Infrastructure) mechanism for Relying Parties (RP), used for authenticating the source of BGP announcements. RPKI allows determining whether a BGP announcement comes from the network owner, utilizing a chain of trust built through a public key infrastructure for autonomous systems and IP addresses, which is established […]

Release of the Pixman graphics library 0.40

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A significant new release of the Pixman 0.40 library is now available, designed for efficiently performing pixel area manipulation operations, such as image compositing and various transformations. The library is used for low-level graphics rendering in many open-source projects, including X.Org, Cairo, Firefox, and Wayland/Weston. In Wayland/Weston, the backends for software rendering are organized based on Pixman. The code […]

Remote access to VMs with GPU using Citrix

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This guide details the steps necessary to prepare remote access to virtual desktops using the technology provided by Citrix. It will be useful for those who are newly acquainted with desktop virtualization technology, as it serves as a collection of useful commands compiled from about ten manuals, many of which are available on the websites of Citrix, Nvidia, Microsoft, […]

HiDC solution for building a modern ICT infrastructure for data centers based on Huawei Enterprise equipment

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After taking a bird's-eye view of all the modern solutions presented by Huawei Enterprise in 2020, we move on to more focused and detailed discussions of specific ideas and products that can serve as the foundation for the digital transformation of both large enterprises and government entities. Today, we'll explore the concepts and technologies on which Huawei recommends building data centers. […]

The latest Windows 10 update causes BSOD, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth issues, and system crashes

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Last week, Microsoft released update KB4549951 for Windows 10 versions 1903 and 1909. Previously, it was reported that the update broke Windows Defender for some users. Now, new problems have been identified that occur after the update installation. According to reports shared by Windows 10 users on forums and social media, the mentioned update package causes a range of issues. […]

New Article: Review of Logitech Rally and MeetUp with Tap Controller: A Fresh Look at Video Conferencing Systems

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Any modern company with more than one office is unlikely to manage without regular video conferences. However, basic solutions cobbled together by a system administrator often fail to provide quality image and sound, and periodic connectivity issues sooner or later lead management to consider investing in professional solutions. One of the most affordable options is offered by Logitech, well […]

The source codes of the Kiwi web browser are available.

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The developers of the mobile web browser Kiwi, which has over a million installations on the Android platform, announced the complete release of all project source codes. The code is open under the BSD license. This includes advancements made to enable the launch of extensions written for the desktop version of Chrome on mobile devices. It is noted that manufacturers of other mobile browsers can take advantage of the code already implemented in Kiwi for […]

Convenient BDD: SpecFlow+TFS

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There are many articles online about how to use SpecFlow, how to set up TFS for running tests, but there isn't a single one that covers all aspects. In this article, I will explain how to make the launch and editing of SpecFlow scenarios convenient for everyone. Below, you will find out how to achieve: Running tests from TFS Automatic linking of scenarios […]

How to Protect Processes and Kernel Extensions in macOS

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Hello, Habr! Today I would like to discuss how to protect processes from the intrusions of attackers in macOS. This is particularly useful for antivirus software or backup systems, especially considering that there are multiple ways to 'kill' a process in macOS. Read on for information about this and methods of protection.

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