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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.

Video: dismembering enemies and a grim atmosphere in Negative Atmosphere — the spiritual successor to Dead Space

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Sunscorched Studios has released several gameplay videos for Negative Atmosphere on their YouTube channel — a horror game with survival elements, inspired by the Dead Space series. In the new gameplay segments, you can assess gunfire from various weapons, see the dark corridors of the space station, and observe how bodily damage affects the main character's condition. The first video demonstrates how the protagonist uses […]

Release of the Fedora 31 Linux distribution

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The release of the Linux distribution Fedora 31 has been announced. Products available for download include Fedora Workstation, Fedora Server, Fedora Silverblue, Fedore IoT Edition, as well as a set of 'spins' featuring Live builds of desktop environments KDE Plasma 5, Xfce, MATE, Cinnamon, LXDE, and LXQt. The builds are available for x86, x86_64, Power64, ARM64 (AArch64) architectures, and various devices with 32-bit ARM processors. The most notable improvements in Fedora […]

Installation and configuration of Nexus Sonatype using an infrastructure as code approach

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Sonatype Nexus is an integrated platform that allows developers to proxy, store, and manage Java dependencies (Maven), Docker images, Python, Ruby, NPM, Bower, RPM packages, gitlfs, Apt, Go, Nuget, and distribute their software. Why use Sonatype Nexus? For storing private artifacts; for caching artifacts downloaded from the internet; artifacts supported in the base install of Sonatype […]

Phone surveys and CRM search in 3CX CFD, new WP-Live Chat Support plugin, Android app update

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In the past couple of weeks, we have introduced several interesting updates and one new product. All these new features and improvements align with 3CX's policy of creating an affordable multi-channel call center based on UC PBX. The 3CX CFD Update includes new Survey and CRM Search components. The fresh release of the 3CX Call Flow Designer (CFD) Update 3 has received a new Survey component […]

We are writing protection against DDoS attacks on XDP. Core part

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The eXpress Data Path (XDP) technology allows for arbitrary traffic processing on Linux interfaces before packets reach the kernel's network stack. Applications of XDP include DDoS attack protection (CloudFlare), complex filtering, and statistics collection (Netflix). XDP programs are executed by the eBPF virtual machine, which imposes limitations on both their code and the available kernel functions depending on […]

Release of the backup utility rclone 1.50

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The release of rclone version 1.50 has been published. This utility is an alternative to rsync, intended for copying and synchronizing data between a local system and various cloud storage services such as Google Drive, Amazon Drive, S3, Dropbox, Backblaze B2, One Drive, Swift, Hubic, Cloudfiles, Google Cloud Storage, Mail.ru Cloud, and Yandex.Disk. The project's code is written in Go and is distributed under the […]

Google is developing a modular build system Soong for Android

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Google is advancing the Soong build system, which aims to replace the old Android platform build scripts based on the make utility. Soong proposes the use of simple declarative descriptions of module build rules specified in files with the '.bp' (blueprints) extension. The file format is similar to JSON and closely mirrors the syntax and semantics of Bazel build files. The code is written in Go […]

The Linux kernel undergoes automatic testing: KernelCI

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The Linux kernel has one weak spot: poor testing. One of the main signs that changes are on the way is that KernelCI, the automated Linux kernel testing environment, is becoming part of the Linux Foundation project. At a recent Linux Kernel Plumbers meeting in Lisbon, Portugal, one of the hottest topics was how to improve and automate Linux kernel testing. […]

wc-themegen, a console utility for automatic theme adjustment of Wine

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A year ago, I was learning C, mastering GTK, and during that process, I wrote a wrapper for Wine to simplify many tedious setup tasks. Now, I don't have the time or energy to finish the project, but it included a convenient feature for adapting the Wine theme to the current GTK3 theme, which I extracted into a separate console utility. I know there's a 'mimicry' feature in Wine-staging for the GTK theme, […]

Hello Habr. Almost everyone likely has a Raspberry Pi at home, and I dare say many are lying unused. Yet Raspberry is not only valuable but also quite a powerful fanless computer with Linux.

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Quora: What can be considered the most amazing thing that computers have made possible? Alan Kay: I am still trying to learn to think better. I believe the answer will be very similar to the response to the question 'what is the most surprising thing that writing (and then the printing press) made possible.' It's not that writing and printing enabled a completely different kind […]

5 Useful Ways to Use Raspberry Pi

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Hello, Habr. Raspberry Pi is probably found in almost every home, and I dare say that many might have one lying around unused. However, Raspberry Pi is not just a valuable piece of hardware; it’s also a capable fanless computer running Linux. Today, we will explore useful features of the Raspberry Pi that require no coding at all. For those interested, details […]

Alan Kay: What can be considered the most amazing thing computers have made possible

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So, your team has completed the alpha version of your blockchain, and it’s time to launch the testnet, and then the mainnet. You have a real blockchain with independent participants, a solid economic model, security, you've designed governance, and now it's time to put it all to the test. In an ideal crypto-anarchist world, you deploy the genesis block, the final node code, and the validators themselves […]

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