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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 69 Release: Enhanced Energy Efficiency on macOS and Another Step Toward Phasing Out Flash

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The official release of Firefox 69 is scheduled for today, September 3rd, but developers uploaded the builds to the servers yesterday. Release versions are available for Linux, macOS, and Windows, and source codes are also provided. Firefox 69.0 can currently be obtained via OTA updates in the installed browser. Additionally, you can download the network or full installer from the official FTP. And […]

GTK 4 is expected in the fall of next year.

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The plan for the GTK 4 release has been outlined. It is noted that bringing GTK 4 to its proper form will take about another year (GTK 4 has been in development since the summer of 2016). By the end of 2019, another experimental release of the GTK 3.9x series is planned, followed by a final testing release of GTK 3.99 in spring 2020, which will include all the intended functionality. The release […]

New releases of guides have been presented

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TFIR has published a video interview with Greg Kroah-Hartman, who is responsible for maintaining the stable branch of the Linux kernel, as well as being the maintainer of several subsystems of the Linux kernel (USB, driver core) and the founder of the Linux driver project. Greg shared his experience of switching distributions on his work systems. Although up until 2012, Greg […]

Linux From Scratch 9.0 and Beyond Linux From Scratch 9.0 have been released

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New releases of the guides Linux From Scratch 9.0 (LFS) and Beyond Linux From Scratch 9.0 (BLFS) have been presented, as well as editions of LFS and BLFS with the system manager systemd. Linux From Scratch provides instructions for building a basic Linux system from scratch, using only the source code of the necessary software. Beyond Linux From Scratch supplements the LFS instructions with information on building […]

Greg Kroah-Hartman has switched to using Arch Linux

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A major update has been released for the widely used Linux initialization system. Release notes include the new systemd-network-generator tool, support for NUMAPolicy determination for systemd services, now PID1 listens to kernel memory shortage events, the service manager now provides I/O resources used by systemd modules, support for MACsec in the network, custom BPF applications in cgroups, and a new Pstore service. Systemd 243 — this is […]

Syncthing v1.2.2

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Syncthing is a program for synchronizing files between two or more devices. Fixes in the latest version: Attempts to revert changes in the Sync Protocol Listen Address were unsuccessful. The chmod command did not work properly. Log leak was prevented. There are no indications in the GUI that Syncthing is disabled. Adding/updating pending folders increased the number of saved configurations. Closing a closed channel […]

Confidential 'cloud'. Looking for alternatives to open solutions

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I have an engineering background, but I interact more with entrepreneurs and production directors. Some time ago, the owner of an industrial company approached me for advice. Despite the fact that the enterprise is large and was established in the 90s, management and accounting operate in an outdated way within a local network. This is a result of concerns for their business and increased state control. Laws and regulations […]

Ideal local network

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The standard local area network, in its current (average) form, was finalized many years ago, and its development has stagnated. On the one hand, the best is the enemy of the good; on the other hand, stagnation is not good either. Moreover, upon closer inspection, a modern office network capable of performing nearly all tasks of a typical office can be built more cheaply and […]

Cisco Training 200-125 CCNA v3.0. Day 29. PAT and NAT

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Today, we will study PAT (Port Address Translation), a technology for translating IP addresses using ports, and NAT (Network Address Translation), the technology that transforms the IP addresses of transit packets. PAT is a specific case of NAT. We will cover three topics: — private or internal (intranet, local) IP addresses and public or external IP addresses; — NAT and PAT; — configuring NAT/PAT. Let's begin […]

Release of the 4MLinux 30.0 distribution

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The 4MLinux 30.0 release is available, a minimalist user distribution that is not a fork of other projects and uses a graphical environment based on JWM. 4MLinux can be used not only as a live environment for multimedia file playback and user tasks but also as a recovery system and a platform for running LAMP servers (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, and […]

Dqlite 1.0 is available, a distributed variant of SQLite from Canonical

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Canonical has released a significant update to the Dqlite 1.0 project (Distributed SQLite), which develops an SQLite-compatible embedded SQL engine supporting data replication, automatic fault recovery, and ensuring fault tolerance through the distribution of handlers across multiple nodes. The database is implemented as a C library that can be attached to applications and is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license (the original SQLite is provided as public domain). Bindings are available for […]

A framework for writing secure drivers for the Linux kernel in Rust

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Josh Triplett, who works at Intel and is part of the committee overseeing the development of Crates.io, presented a working group aimed at bringing the Rust language to parity with C in the domain of system programming during his speech at the Open Source Technology Summit. The working group, which is in the process of being established, includes Rust developers collaborating with engineers from […]

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