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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.

Firefox 72.0.2 Update. Firefox 74 will introduce the option to prevent tab detachment.

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A corrective release of Firefox 72.0.2 is available, which fixes several issues affecting stability: A bug that prevented opening downloaded files containing spaces in their names has been fixed; The hanging issue when opening the about:logins page with a master password set has been resolved; Compatibility issues with the CSS Shadow Parts implementation added in Firefox 72 have been resolved; Problems with low video playback performance have been addressed […]

Jump to London or my internship at Jump Trading

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My name is Andrei Smirdin, I am a 4th-year student at HSE — St. Petersburg. I have always been interested in economics and enjoyed following financial news. When it came time to seek another summer internship, I decided to try to get into a company that earns through trading on the stock market. Fortune smiled upon me: I spent 10 weeks at the London office of the trading company Jump Trading. […]

Postgres Tuesday #5: "PostgreSQL and Kubernetes. CI/CD. Test Automation"

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At the end of last year, another live broadcast of the Russian PostgreSQL community #RuPostgres took place, during which its co-founder Nikolai Samokhvalov spoke with the technical director of 'Flant', Dmitry Stolyarov, about this DBMS in the context of Kubernetes. We publish a transcript of the main part of this discussion, and the full video recording is available on the community's YouTube channel: Databases and Kubernetes NS: We will not discuss today […]

SRE Sloerm — learning to ensure user happiness

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On February 3, SRE Slurm will kick off in Moscow. This is the first intensive course where we have moved away from the 'Repeat after the instructor' model. You will work on an SRE project, as close to real-life conditions as possible. You will have a fully functional project in your hands and will work with it in real-time. You will encounter a typical SRE task: working with unfamiliar code, synchronization issues in distributed […]

How the critical vulnerability Citrix NetScaler CVE-2019-19781 exposed hidden issues in the IT industry

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Dear reader, first of all, I would like to point out that as a resident of Germany, I am primarily describing the situation in this country. Perhaps the situation in your country is radically different. On December 17, 2019, information about a critical vulnerability in the Citrix Application Delivery Controller (NetScaler ADC) and Citrix Gateway product lines was published on the Citrix Knowledge Center page […]

Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair will receive a demo at the end of the month

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Playtonic Games Studio announced on its microblog the upcoming release of a demo version of the platformer Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair, which was released last October. The trial version will first appear on Steam — this will happen on January 23. A week later, on January 30, it will be available for PS4 and Nintendo Switch. The release dates for the Xbox One and Epic Games demo are […]

The Rust framework actix-web has been revived and will be handed over to the community

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The author of the actix-web web framework, who was recently removed due to harassment, has restored the repository with the code as it was in demand by some developers. However, the author of actix-web still does not intend to continue development but will hand over the project to the community and has recommended participant JohnTitor, who previously assisted with development, for the leadership position. Source: opennet.ru

Release of the Midnight Commander 4.8.24 file manager

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After six months of development, the release of the Midnight Commander 4.8.24 console file manager has been published, distributed in source texts under the GPLv3+ license. The main changes include: A dialog has been added to display a list of files recently viewed or edited in the built-in viewer or editor (accessed via the Alt-Shift-e combination); a fully functioning command shell (subshell, accessed via […] in the separately launched mceditor, mcviewer, and mcdiffviewer).

The Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation proposed creating a code archive that duplicates GitHub.

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In case Russia is disconnected from global code repositories due to sanctions, the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation proposed creating a domestic analog of GitHub to host an archive of the most in-demand projects and repositories developed on Western collaborative development platforms. It has been proposed to allocate 2.1 billion rubles for the project. It is expected that, in addition to the reserve, the new service can be used for code publication, […]

Introducing donate ― a self-hosted donation service for tasks

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Features: KISS; self-hosted; no fees (for example, bountysource and gitcoin take 10% of the payout); support for multiple cryptocurrencies (currently Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Cardano); planned support for GitLab, Gitea, and other Git hosting services in the future. A global task list from all (that is one, at the time of writing the news) instances at donate.dumpstack.io. The working mechanism for […]

Eric Ciaramella as an example of Wikipedia/Google censorship.

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In this article, I will share how I was banned on the English subdomain of Wikipedia for political reasons, how a large number of information companies censor "He Who Must Not Be Named". Just look up "Eric Ciaramella" on YouTube and try to edit, you will get a 404 error (this is before downvoting karma, the comment will be deleted, I'm betting). I will also share what I've learned over the last […]

Preparing the SDL2 project for Android deployment

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Hello everyone. Today we will look at how to prepare a project using the sdl2 library to run a game on Android. First, you need to download Android Studio, install it, and everything required in this development environment. For example, I currently have Kde Neon, and in this system, there is a file /etc/environment, which also exists in Ubuntu. There […]

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