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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.

Release of the application server NGINX Unit 1.14.0. Corrective update nginx 1.17.7

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The application server release NGINX Unit 1.14 has been formed, which develops a solution for running web applications in various programming languages (Python, PHP, Perl, Ruby, Go, JavaScript/Node.js, and Java). Multiple applications in different programming languages can run simultaneously under NGINX Unit, with launch parameters that can be dynamically modified without needing to edit configuration files and restart. The code […]

The third candidate for the Wine 5.0 releases

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The third candidate for the Wine 5.0 releases, an open implementation of the Win32 API, is now available for testing. The codebase is currently in a freeze before the release, which is expected in early January 2020. Compared to the Wine 5.0-RC2 release, 46 bug reports have been closed and 45 fixes have been made. Bug reports related to the functioning of games and applications have been addressed, including Blood 2: […]

The first Microsoft application for Linux Desktop

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The Microsoft Teams client is the first Microsoft 365 application released for Linux. Microsoft Teams is a corporate platform that integrates chat, meetings, notes, and attachments into a workspace. Developed by Microsoft as a competitor to the popular corporate solution Slack, the service was introduced in November 2016. Microsoft Teams is part of the Office 365 suite and is distributed through corporate subscriptions. In addition to Office 365 […]

“50 Shades of Brown” or “How We Got Here”

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Disclaimer: this material contains only the author's subjective opinion, filled with stereotypes and conjectures. The facts in the material are presented in the form of metaphors, which may be distorted, exaggerated, embellished, or entirely fabricated. ASM Discussions are still ongoing about who originally started all this. Yes, I am referring to how people transitioned from normal communication […]

"New Bylinas". For dev, ops, and curious minds

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Due to numerous requests from readers, we are starting a large cycle of articles on the application of serverless computing technology for developing real applications. This cycle will cover the development of applications, testing, and delivery to end users using modern tools: microservice application architecture (in serverless mode, based on OpenFaaS), a Kubernetes cluster for application deployment, and MongoDB, designed for cloud clustering and […]

Attackers steal money through corporate VPN services.

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Kaspersky Lab has uncovered a new series of attacks against financial and telecommunications companies based in Europe. The primary goal of the attackers is to steal money. Furthermore, cybercriminals are attempting to penetrate data to access financial information of interest. The investigation revealed that criminals exploit a vulnerability in the VPN solutions implemented across all targeted organizations. This vulnerability allows for the acquisition of data from accounts […]

Calculate Linux 20 Has Been Released

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The release of Calculate Linux 20 has seen the light, developed by the Russian-speaking community, built on Gentoo Linux, supports a continuous update release cycle, and is optimized for quick deployment in corporate environments. The following editions of the distribution are available for download: Calculate Linux Desktop with KDE (CLD), MATE (CLDM), Cinnamon (CLDC), LXQt (CLDL), and Xfce (CLDX and CLDXE), Calculate […]

Canonical released multipass 1.0, a toolkit for deploying Ubuntu in virtual machines.

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Canonical has released the first stable version of the multipass 1.0 tool, designed to simplify the installation of various versions of Ubuntu in virtual machines running on Linux, Windows, and macOS virtualization systems. Multipass allows developers to launch the desired version of Ubuntu in a virtual machine with a single command, without additional configuration, for experimentation or testing their applications. To start a virtual machine in […]

Unigine SDK 2.10

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The release of Unigine SDK 2.10 has occurred. Unigine Engine is a cross-platform 3D engine developed by the company of the same name, UNIGINE. The engine is utilized to create games, virtual reality systems, interactive visualization programs, and various three-dimensional simulators (educational, medical, military, transport, etc.). Additionally, based on Unigine, a series of popular GPU benchmarks have been created: Heaven, Valley, Superposition. Key changes include a new landscape system—more detailed, […]

Introducing Calculate Linux 20!

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Released on December 27, 2019. We are pleased to present the Calculate Linux 20 release! The new version transitions to Gentoo profile 17.1, packages in the binary repository have been rebuilt with GCC 9.2, official support for 32-bit architectures has been discontinued, and the eselect utility is now used to connect overlays. The following editions of the distribution are available for download: Calculate Linux Desktop with KDE desktop […]

Jedi technique for reducing convolutional networks — pruning

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You are faced with the task of object detection again. The priority is to enhance speed while maintaining acceptable accuracy. You take the YOLOv3 architecture and finetune it. Accuracy (mAp75) exceeds 0.95. However, the processing speed is still low. Damn. Today we will sidestep quantization. Instead, we will look at Model Pruning — trimming excessive parts of the network to speed up inference without losing accuracy. Visually — from where, how much, and how […]

Modeling the operation of a real CHP plant for optimizing modes: steam and mathematics

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There is a large CHP plant. It operates as usual: burning gas, producing heat for heating homes, and electricity for the grid. The primary task is heating. The second is to sell all generated electricity on the wholesale market. Sometimes snow appears in freezing weather under clear skies, but this is a side effect of the cooling towers. An average CHP consists of several dozen turbines and boilers. […]

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