Linus Torvalds has released the sixth weekly test version of the upcoming Linux kernel 5.3. This release coincides with the 28th anniversary of the launch of the original first version of the new OS at that time. For the announcement, Torvalds rephrased his first message on the topic. It reads: "I am creating a (free) operating system (it's more than just a hobby) for 486 clones […]
Sega and Atlus Studios have announced that sales of the Persona series have reached 10 million copies, taking almost a quarter of a century. The developer studio Atlus also plans to hold an event where it will share more about the upcoming Persona 5 Royal, which is an updated version of the role-playing game Persona 5. Persona 5 Royal will go on sale on October 31 only […]
Phone Arena reported the confirmation of the release date for the final version of the Android 10 operating system. The publication requested information from Google support and received a response. According to it, owners of Google Pixel smartphones will have access to the release build as early as September 3. Others will have to wait until manufacturers release their own builds. It is noted that the update will be available […]
The Bloober Team studio revealed how long it will take to complete the upcoming horror game Blair Witch. Blair Witch was announced at E3 2019. This horror game is inspired by the film franchise "The Blair Witch Project." The game will tell the story of searching for a little boy who went missing in the Black Hills forest. A former police officer set out to find him but instead faced supernatural forces. They are developing […]
The release of rclone 1.49 has been published. This tool is similar to rsync and is designed 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, and Yandex.Disk. The project code is written in Go and is distributed under the MIT license. In […]
The release of Scientific Linux 7.7 has been presented. It is built on the package base of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.7 and includes tools aimed at use in scientific institutions. The distribution is available for the x86_64 architecture in the form of DVD images (9.8 GB and 8 GB) and a minimal image for network installation (496 MB). The publication of Live images is delayed. The differences from RHEL are mostly […]
A new release of the specialized boot image Super Grub2 Disk 2.04s1 has been published, occupying only 16 MB and designed for booting any systems in situations where users encounter bootloader damage, inability to boot the system, or overwriting the main bootloader in multi-OS setups. A console interface based on […] is offered for managing and finding available systems to boot.
Hello everyone, dear friends! Today we will talk about how to turn an ordinary router into one that provides all your connected devices with an anonymous internet connection. Let's go! You will find tips on accessing the network through DNS, setting up a permanently encrypted connection to the internet, and protecting your home router, along with several other useful tips in our article. To prevent […]
The most significant legislative initiatives in recent years are related to the regulation of the internet space: the Yarovaya package, also known as the sovereign Runet bill. The digital environment is currently under the close scrutiny of lawmakers and law enforcement agencies. Russian legislation regulating online activities is still being developed and tested in practice. Active control over the Runet began in 2012 when Roskomnadzor received its first supervisory powers over […]
Today, one can often find cases of mining BTC and altcoins online, featuring stories about the profitable use of second-hand ASIC miners. With the surge in prices, interest in mining is making a comeback, especially as the crypto winter has left a vast number of used devices on the secondary market. For instance, in China, where electricity costs made it challenging to expect even minimal profitability from crypto mining at the beginning of the year, the secondary […]
Today, we will study the IPv6 protocol. The previous version of the CCNA course did not require a detailed introduction to this protocol, but in the third version 200-125, a deeper understanding of it is mandatory for passing the exam. The IPv6 protocol was developed quite a long time ago, but for a long time, it did not find widespread application. It is crucial for the future development of the internet, as it is designed to eliminate the limitations […]
Today, we will take a more in-depth look at some aspects of routing. Before we begin, I want to address a question from students regarding my social media pages. On the left, I've placed links to our company's pages, and on the right – links to my personal pages. I want to note that I do not add someone as a friend on Facebook unless I know them personally, so […]