Author: Yuri Gagarin

Firefox 71

The Firefox 71 release is now available. Key changes include: The Lockwise password manager can now suggest autofill for passwords saved for the main domain on subdomains. Notifications of password compromises can now be read by screen readers. Native MP3 decoding is now used across all major platforms (Linux, macOS, Windows). A kiosk mode has been implemented. The about:config service page has been rewritten from XUL to standard web technologies HTML5, […]

Epic Games donated $25,000 to the Lutris project

The Lutris development team announced on their Patreon page that they received a monetary donation of $25,000 from Epic MegaGrants. Through Epic MegaGrants, Epic Games allocates funds to various gaming and 3D graphics-related projects to develop the associated ecosystems. Lutris is an open-source gaming platform for Linux that establishes […]

The bot will help us

A year ago, our beloved HR department approached us with a request: to write a chatbot that would assist in the onboarding of newcomers to the company. Let's clarify that we do not develop our own products, but we provide a full range of development services to our clients. This story will be about our internal project, for which the client is not an outside company but our own HR. The main task is to […]

Release of the anonymous network I2P 0.9.44

The release of I2P 0.9.44 has been announced, featuring a multilayered anonymous distributed network that operates over the regular internet, actively utilizing end-to-end encryption, ensuring anonymity and isolation. Within the I2P network, users can anonymously create websites and blogs, send instant messages and emails, exchange files, and organize P2P networks. The basic I2P client is written in Java and can run on a wide range of platforms, […]

In-Depth Review of the Seek Thermal SHOT Thermal Camera: Temperature Inspection of Living Spaces

A comprehensive review of the portable thermal imager Seek Thermal SHOT — a thermal imager that helps detect and eliminate heat or cold leaks, identify wiring issues, spot areas of localized heating or overheating of equipment, find game while hunting, and more. Seek Thermal has managed to create an affordable and compact standalone device that encompasses the full functionality of 'adult' professional models. […]

Recording ultra-wideband signals of the 802.15.4 UWB standard on nearly sanctioned equipment.

Recently, two completely different worlds converged in our lab: the world of inexpensive radio transceivers and the world of costly wideband radio signal recording systems. At first, our good friends approached us to develop software for recording signals with a bandwidth of 500 MHz. Naturally, we couldn't refuse. After all, it was necessary to do this on the board of 'Instrumental Systems,' which I've known for a long time. In […]

Using PowerShell for Incident Information Gathering

PowerShell is a widely-used automation tool that is often employed by both malware developers and information security specialists. This article will discuss the use of PowerShell for remote data collection from endpoint devices in response to cybersecurity incidents. For this, a script will need to be written that will execute on the endpoint device, followed by a detailed description of this […]

Chart EMEAA: oh, hello, Football Manager 2020

On November 19, Football Manager 2020 was released and, according to GamesIndustry, immediately topped the EMEAA weekly chart, surpassing Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. In the second week since its release, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is holding its second position, while Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has dropped to fourth place [...]

Release CAINE 11.0, a distribution for uncovering hidden data

The CAINE 11.0 (Computer Aided INvestigative Environment) release has been unveiled. This specialized live distribution is designed for conducting forensic analysis, searching for hidden and deleted data on disks, and uncovering residual information to reconstruct the breach of the system. The distribution is based on Ubuntu and features a unified graphical interface built on the MATE shell to manage a variety of utilities for exploring both Unix and Windows […]

The Truth About Railway Brakes: Part 2

I see that the first, historical part of my narrative was well received by the audience, so there's no reason not to continue. High-speed trains, like the TGV, no longer rely on pneumatic braking. Today we will talk about modern times, specifically about the approaches used in the 21st century to create braking systems for rolling stock, which will soon be celebrating its third decade. 1. Classification of brakes […]

The Truth About Railway Brakes: Part 1

The kinetic energy of the Sapsan at maximum speed exceeds 1500 megajoules. To come to a complete stop, all of it must be dissipated by the braking systems. I was asked to elaborate on this topic right here on Habr. There are quite a few overview articles published on railway topics, but this particular theme has not yet been covered in detail. I think it would be quite interesting […]

The Ugly Penguin

Just out of curiosity, I decided to delve into Linux From Scratch in February 2019, thinking that it was time to create my own distribution, just in case the Internet goes down and existing GNU/Linux distributions can’t install packages without it. First, I built a basic system according to the LFS book. Everything worked out, but deciding that a bare Linux console […]

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