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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.

kitty 0.14.3

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Kitty is a fully functional, cross-platform terminal emulator. Some updates: Added the kitty@scroll-window command for scrolling the screen. Enabled the passing of the !neighbor argument, which opens a new window next to the active one. The remote control protocol has been documented. Data transfer to a child element via the pipe command occurs in the stream to avoid blocking the UI. For macOS, power consumption in standby mode has been reduced by turning off the display after 30 […]

Flare 1.11

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A new version of the single-player 2D game Flare – 1.11 has been released. The action takes place in a dark fantasy world. Changes include: Players now have their own personal stash in addition to the shared one. The meaning of the no_stash variable has been expanded to allow for multiple stashes. Items that could not be hidden in the previous version can now be placed in the personal stash. Engine bugs have been fixed […]

VFX Internship

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In this article, we will describe how Vadim Golovkov and Anton Gritsai, VFX specialists at Plarium, created an internship for their direction. Candidate search, curriculum preparation, and class organization — all of this was implemented together with the HR department. Reasons for creation: The Krasnodar office of Plarium had several VFX department vacancies that had remained unfilled for two years. Moreover, the company did not […]

The saga of system administrators as an endangered profession

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System administrators around the world, congratulations on your professional holiday! We have no system administrators left (well, almost). However, the legends about them are still fresh. In honor of the holiday, we have prepared this epic. Make yourself comfortable, dear readers. Once upon a time, the world of Dodo IS was on fire. In those dark times, the main task of our system administrators was to survive […]

Happy System Administrator Day

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Happy holidays to all involved! We wish you a stable connection and alarm-free nights! We couldn't do it without you, and now we'll show you why 😉 P.S. We're giving a special prize to the first person who finds the frame with the tambourine in the video. Comment with the second it appeared, and we'll get in touch with you. Source: habr.com

The flagship AMD Ryzen 9 3900X is out of stock: prices have risen by 1.5 times

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AMD's new flagship processor — the 12-core Ryzen 9 3900X — has already become scarce just two weeks after its release. Retailers with remaining stock of the new AMD flagship have started selling it at significantly inflated prices. This is always the case during shortages. PCWorld reports that most major American online stores are experiencing this issue, and […]

How I will save the world

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About a year ago, I firmly decided to save the world. With the resources and skills I have. I must say, it’s a rather modest set: programmer, manager, scribbler, and a good person. Our world is full of problems, and I needed to choose something. I thought about politics and even participated in "Leaders of Russia" to land a high position right away. I made it to the semifinals, […]

How to Write Music Using OOP

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We discuss the history of the OpenMusic (OM) software tool, examining the features of its structure and telling the story of its early users. Additionally, we present analogs. Photo by James Baldwin / Unsplash What is OpenMusic It is an object-oriented visual programming environment for synthesizing digital sound. The utility is based on a dialect of the LISP language — Common Lisp. It’s worth noting that OpenMusic can be used in […]

A beta version of the standalone Cortana application has been released

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Microsoft continues to develop its virtual assistant Cortana in Windows 10. Although it may disappear from the OS, the company is already testing a new user interface for the app. The new build is now available to testers and supports both text and voice commands. Reports suggest that Cortana has become more "talkative," and it has also been separated from the built-in search in Windows […]

A method to bypass the borrow checker in Rust has been published.

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Jakub Kądziołka published a proof-of-concept demonstrating immediate issues related to an error in the Rust compiler project that developers have been unsuccessfully trying to resolve for four years. The example created by Jakub allows bypassing the Borrow Checker using a very simple trick: fn main() { let boom = fake_static::make_static(&vec![0; 1<<20]); println!("{:?}", boom); } The developer requests not to use this bypass in Production, so […]

Here’s why school algebra is important

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Typically, the question "why is mathematics necessary?" is answered with something like "it's a workout for the mind." In my opinion, this explanation is insufficient. When a person exercises, they know the exact names of the muscle groups being developed. But discussions about mathematics remain too abstract. Which specific "muscles of the mind" are trained by school algebra? It is quite different from real […]

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